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Monday, April 9, 2018
Fact of the Day: Cuba Flag
Cuba's flag has remained unchanged since 1902. Despite being taken over by a Communist regime, the flag stayed the same, being quite rare for a Communist country not to use Communist colors or symbols in their national flag.
A simple, pretty flag, Adam. It's amazing how much a flag can mean. The Maple Leaf Flag of Canada stirs my heart every time I see it flying. As does the Star Spangled Banner, in spite of the difficult time our country is going through right now. I'm sure the Cuban flag means a lot to Cubans too.
Maybe they just don't want to spend the money
ReplyDeleteThat's interesting. Usually flags change with a regime takeover, I think.
ReplyDeleteInteresting.
ReplyDeleteGood point -- never thought of that before.
ReplyDeleteI didn't know that. Castro must have thought that would rile up the people more than confiscating private property.
ReplyDeleteInteresting point, Adam!
ReplyDeleteNice flag.
ReplyDeleteWell it does have a star and a red section.
ReplyDeleteWhy should Fidel change the flag????
Colin
That's an interesting point. The flag is really nice.
ReplyDeleteA simple, pretty flag, Adam. It's amazing how much a flag can mean. The Maple Leaf Flag of Canada stirs my heart every time I see it flying. As does the Star Spangled Banner, in spite of the difficult time our country is going through right now. I'm sure the Cuban flag means a lot to Cubans too.
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