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The Partido Indígena Multiétnico (PIM) was established on 10 November 1997
and registered on 29 September 1997 with the Electoral Supreme Court.
The
flag of the PIM is prescribed in Article 9 of the party's Statutes
The
distinctive emblems are :
a) A flag of 180 cm in length and 120 cm in width
(three stripes of 40 cm each, the first and the third, green, the second,
white), charged in the center with a symbol featuring the map of the two
Autonomous Regions superimposed by a handshake as a sign of fraternity and unity
b) The flag identifying the PIM shall be permanently hoisted on all the party's
premises joint with the national and autonomous flags, and, in the same manner,
in the acts and official ceremonies of the PIM.
https://www.cse.gob.ni/sites/default/files/documentos/estatutos_pim.pdf
PIM Statutes, Electoral Supreme Council
On the party's press releases, the
flag is shown with the white stripe twice higher. On the Electoral Supreme
Court's registration files, the white stripe is also higher and the emblem is
inscribed in a black circle.
Ivan Sache, 15 May 2021
The Partido Movimiento de Unidad Costeña (PAMUC) was established in 2000 in
the North Atlantic Autonomous Region.
The flag of the PAMUC is prescribed
in Article 40 of the party's Statutes.
The PAMUC is identified by a
rectangular flag composed of three vertical stripes, dark green at the left
side, white in the center, charged with a white dove with raised wings and
holding a branch of laurel in the beak, and blue at the right side. In the
flag's center, surrounding the dove, three yellow stars forming a shield around
the dove.
The symbols mean: Green, the land of Costa Atlántica; white with
the dove, victory and aspired peace; blue, the Nicaraguan sky and sea; and the
three stars, the three Regions of Costa Atlántica.
Oddly enough, the
flag featured on the Statutes does not match the official description, the
colors are greenish and purple, the stars are white, and there is another two
stars in each of the colored stripes.
https://www.cse.gob.ni/sites/default/files/documentos/estatutos_pamuc.pdf
PAMUC Statutes, Electoral Supreme Council
The flag in use does not
match either the description or the image in the Statutes; the white stripe
being charged in the center with the dove flying to the hoist and surmounted by
eight black stars arranged in a semi-circular pattern.
Photo
https://twitter.com/CxLibertad/status/1377094818929598466/photo/1
Ivan Sache, 15 May 2021
Yapti Tasba Masraka Nanih Asla Taknaka (The Organization of the Peoples of
Mother Earth) was established on 8 March 2000 and registered on 4 May 2000 with
the Electoral Supreme Council.
The flag of YATAMA is described in Article
1 of the party's Statutes approved in 2017 as a green rectangle with a circle in
the center forming a red emblem containing a canoe, a paddle and a harpoon. The
party's name is represented by the acronym "Yatama", written in Miskitu
language.
https://www.cse.gob.ni/sites/default/files/documentos/estatutos_yatama.pdf
YATAMA Statutes, Electoral Supreme Council
Ivan Sache, 15 May 2021
The Partido Autonómo Liberal (PAL) was established on 4 July 2012 and
registered on 6 August 2013 with the Electoral Supreme Council.
The
symbols of the PAL are described in Article 2 of the party's Statutes,
registered on 9 July 2012.
1) Flag: A rectangular, red panel in dimensions 40
units in width on 74 units in length, in the center a white square of 18 units
in size, charged with the party's logo.
2) Logo. Two green branches, one of
olive, meaning a new rebirth, and one of laurel, meaning glory and triumph,
arranged in circle surrounding red letters "PAL".
The colors are
explained in Article 3.
1) Red symbolizes power, love and self-confidence.
White symbolizes peace, kindness, purity and optimism. Green symbolizes the
natural environment, stability and resistance.
https://www.cse.gob.ni/sites/default/files/documentos/estatutos_pal.pdf
Pal Statutes, Electoral Supreme Council
Ivan Sache, 15 May 2021
