![[flag]](../images/x/xg_iti.gif)
image by António Martins, 22 Jun 2008
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image by António Martins, 22 Jun 2008
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A Bolivian Guarani community; the
exact
Spanish wording is Asemblea del Pueblo Guaraní
Itikaguasu, A.P.G.
Ned Smith, 23 Apr 2008
On their emblem, the name of this organization
spells its toponym / ethnonym as two words "Itika Guasu", not "Itikaguasu",
and that is shown also on the emblem, with the large sigla reading
"A.P.G.I.G.".
António Martins, 22 Jun 2008
Their flag can be seen
online
(photo):
The photo appears to show a grayish-green, celeste (i.e. light
blue), and pink tricolor. I’m not sure how accurate the colors in
the photo are, nor where on the spectrum the Bolivian Guarani culture
separates orange from pink.
Ned Smith, 23 Apr 2008
Judging from the wee lad also shown on the photo,
I'd say that it is a faithful image of a sun bleached flag — unless
all shades are purposely pastel. Note also that the middle stripe is
clearly thinner than the other two (conjectural specs: (3+2+3):12).
António Martins, 29 Apr 2008
Green, sky blue, and orange, with emblem. Trusting the
photo, the central stripe is wavy. The
emblem was clearly added to the
photo image.
António Martins, 22 Jun 2008
The exact Spanish wording is (my translation):
Nuestra bandera tiene una franja verde, otra es celeste y la última es de color anaranjado, El verde es el campo, la naturaleza, el celeste el río Pilcomayo de Itikaguasu, el anaranjado representa la tierra.
Our flag has a green stripe, another one is sky blue and the last one is orange. The green stands for the field, the nature; sky blue stands for the Pilcomayo river of Itikaguasu, the orange represents the Earth.Ned Smith, 23 Apr 2008
![[flag]](../images/x/xg_iti3.gif)
image by António Martins, 22 Jun 2008
The flag as actually existent and phographed: Funny shades due to either
bleeching of manufacture (not a photographic artifact, as the kid on the
photo shows in regular colors, as noted),
and no emblem (which was clearly added by digital means
to the photo afterwards).
António Martins, 22 Jun 2008
![[emblem]](../images/x/xg_iti).gif)
image by António Martins, 22 Jun 2008
The exact Spanish wording is (my translation):
Nuestra bandera »(…)« En el centro tiene como un sello, es el sol guaraní, en medio hay una chacra, con sembradíos del maíz.
Our flag »(…)« At the center it has as a seal. It is the Guarany sun, in the middle there is a small farm, with ready for sowing of the maize.Ned Smith, 23 Apr 2008
On their emblem, the name of this organization is spelled out, with
the large sigla reading "A.P.G.I.G.".
António Martins, 22 Jun 2008
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