The Panama Flag
The Panama flag was adopted in 1925 and was created by Maria Ossa de Amador. It is red, white, and blue. It was adopted after the nation gained independence from Colombia. The ratio is 2:3 and it is divided into four regions: two white, one red, and one blue. There are stars in the white sections.
The Panama flag was one of two major designs that were considered. The rejected one was created by a man named Philippe-Jean Bunau-Varilla. His design closely resembled the flag of the United States because it had thirteen stripes.
The red stands for the Liberal Party. The blue stands for the Conservative Party. The color white stands for peace and purity. The red star on the Panama flag stands for law and authority. The blue star represents honesty.
The country’s largest city and capital is Panama City. The Panama flag is part of a nation whose national motto is “For Worldly Benefit". The national anthem or song is titled “Himno Istmeno”.
Some interesting facts about Panama:
religion: Roman Catholicism 84.9%%, Protestant 15.1%
languages: Spanish (the official language), English
population: 3,320,231
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