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Hatillo de Loba is a municipality (since 1994) located in the
Bolívar Department.
The flag of Hatillo de Loba is horizontally divided
green-white-red and charged with a stylized sun on the upper
stripe.
Source: municipal
web site.
Dov Gutterman, 1 September 2008
Translated from municipal
web site:
"The flag is made of three equal stripes, green,white and
red. The the green stripe charged with a sun represents the
natural resources of our village, red represents the blood shed
by our ancestors the Malibú Indians."
The meaning of white is not given; on the municipal shield, white
represents the agricultural production.
The Malibú Indians are famous for their ceramic flutes (XIIIth
centuries). According to Pr. Gerardo Reichel Dolmatoff at <www.lablaa.org>,
the Malibú lived from maize and yucca grown in family gardens.
Ivan Sache, 6 September 2008
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web site