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The parish of La Asunción (3,051 inhabitants; 5,918 ha), located 60 km of
Cuenca in Girón canton (Azuay province), was established on 8 September 1852.
The symbols of La Asunción are prescribed by Decree No. 192, adopted on 31
May 2011 by the Parish Council.
Ivan Sache, 30 July 2018
The flag, designed by Olmedo Carpio, is horizontally divided
white-green-yellow with the municipal coat of arms in the center. White is a
symbol of culture, peace and ethics of the village, which is covered from
January to April by a snow coat. Dark green is a symbol of the wide pastures
dedicated to cattle breeding that exist in the upper part of the parish and of
agricultural products as a a source of food for the households. Yellow
represents the touristic potential of the Yunguilla valley in the Jugones basin.
The coat of arms, designed by Jaime Bautista, shows on an oval shield the
local landscape. The shield is surmounted by a crown, a symbol of dignity and
sovereignty, supported by two men, representing force, work and faith, standing
on two crosses. Beneath the shield, a book representing knowledge is placed over
two farming tools crossed in saltire, representing daily work.
http://laasuncion.gob.ec/azuay/?p=124
Parish website
Ivan Sache,
30 July 2018
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