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Apariencia. ocultar. El escudo de armas de Aruba fue diseñado originalmente en Ámsterdam en 1955. Desde entonces ha sido usado como símbolo de Aruba. Hay siete elementos principales en el símbolo: El león en la parte superior del escudo simboliza energía. La cruz blanca que divide a los cuatro cuadrantes del escudo simboliza la fe.
- Aruba - Wikipedia, la enciclopedia libre
La flora de Aruba difiere de la vegetación típica de las...
- Aruba - Wikipedia, la enciclopedia libre
Estandarte del Gobernador de Aruba. La bandera de Aruba fue adoptada oficialmente el 18 de marzo de 1976, tras un concurso en el que participaron más de 630 diseños. Está compuesta por un fondo azul atravesado por dos bandas horizontales paralelas de color amarillo.
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The flag is rectangular and features four colors: yellow, blue, red, and white. Its width-to-length ratio is 2:3. The field color of the flag is Larkspur, identified as "no. 196" in the British colour council's "Dictionary of Colour Standards" or PMS 279 C in the Pantone Matching System. The lower 1/3 of the flag is divided into three horizontal ba...
The flag of Arubaincorporates four colors and symbols, each carrying significance. The light blue color represents the sea surrounding the island, symbolizing its strong connection to the ocean. Yellow signifies abundance and solidarity. The horizontal lines symbolize the economic prosperity derived from industries like gold mining and Aloe Vera pr...
The governor of Aruba, as the representative of the Monarch of the Netherlands, has a specific standard. According to the "Album des pavillons", the flag of the governor of Aruba consists of a white field with three horizontal stripes along the top and bottom, colored red, white, and blue.Each stripe occupies 1/12th of the flag's height. In the cen...
The island of Aruba was once part of the Netherlands Antillesand used the former Netherlands territorial flag. In January 1976, committee was formed to choose a flag specifically for Aruba. Out of 693 design entries, 157 were considered, and eventually, three proposals were selected. Since one of the chosen designs was challenging to manufacture, S...
The Coat of arms of Aruba has been officially in use since November 15, 1955, as the recognized national symbol of Aruba.
"De Rode Rand van de Slavernij, 1809-1914 : Rode Slavernij op Koloniaal Aruba" [The Red Edge of Slavery, 1809-1914: Red Slavery on Colonial Aruba] (in Dutch). Brenneker, Paul Hubert Franz (1986). Zjozjolí : gegevens over de volkskunde van Curaçao, Aruba en Bonaire [ Zjozjolí: Data on the Folklore of Curaçao, Aruba, and Bonaire ] (in Dutch).
The symbols on the flag of Aruba consist of a red star and two yellow stripes. The red star represents the four points of the compass, with the island having drawn people from around the world. The star also represents the island itself, surrounded by the beautiful blue sea.
