The Flag of Lara State Is Official Since December 8, 2000
The flag was product of a concourse organized in year 2000 by the Legislative Council of the Lara State, whose winner was the Prof. Víctor Jose Parra Ortiz, Its heraldic composition is as follows: It is a rectangle, with a 3: 2 ratio, divided into two strips. The first, twice the second, in gules field (red), with a setting sun from the line that divides the strip. With rays of three parallel stripes, two yellow, and in the center of them, one of silver, which splits the field 13 times.
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Red: Represents the greatness, courage, and passion.
White and Yellow: Represents the riches, strength, and the faith of the people.
Green: Represents the abundance and productivity of the land.
Previous Unofficial Flag[]
Previous of the Adoption of the flag The regional government offices, agencies, the sports delegation of lara state and some people used the regional executive flag (white field, a very narrow red strip on its base and five ray-like ocre stripes spreading from its base-hoist corners to its fly-top corner). the State's Coat of Arms is added to the flag.
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