Why purple flags are INCREDIBLY rare...

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Purple flags are INCREDIBLY rare, in this video, you'll see why.
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Meaning of the flags:
1. Dominica
The flag of Dominica consists of a green field with a centered cross, which splits the flag into four quadrants. The cross is in yellow, with black outlines, and each quadrant contains a symbol:

The upper left quadrant shows a green sisserou parrot, which is endemic to Dominica and is also the country's national bird.
The upper right quadrant displays a yellow banana, which represents the agricultural wealth of the country.
The lower left quadrant shows a blue symbol of the Caribbean Sea, representing the country's location in the Caribbean.
The lower right quadrant displays a red symbol of a cogwheel, which represents the industrialization of Dominica.
The flag was adopted on November 3, 1978, when Dominica gained independence from the United Kingdom. The green colour of the flag represents the lush vegetation of the island, while the yellow and black colours of the cross represent the sunshine and the African heritage of the people.

2. Nicaragua
The flag of Nicaragua consists of three horizontal stripes of equal width, with the top and bottom stripes being blue and the middle stripe being white. In the center of the white stripe, there is the national coat of arms, which depicts:

A triangle with five volcanoes, representing the five nations of the former United Provinces of Central America, including Nicaragua.
An equilateral rainbow, which symbolizes peace.
A Phrygian cap, a symbol of liberty and freedom.
A red and black ribbon, which represents the struggle for the independence and the original indigenous people of Nicaragua.
The blue stripes represent the Caribbean Sea and the Pacific Ocean, which border Nicaragua, as well as the country's sky and ideals of justice and loyalty. The white stripe represents the land between the oceans, peace, and purity. The flag was officially adopted on August 27, 1971, but its design has undergone several modifications since it was first introduced in 1854.
3. El Salvador
The flag of El Salvador consists of three horizontal stripes: a blue stripe on the top and bottom, with a white stripe in the middle. In the center of the white stripe is the national coat of arms of El Salvador, which features a triangle with a volcano in the center, flanked by two other volcanoes. There are five symbols within the triangle: a rainbow, a sun with a face, a pair of crossed flags, a wreath, and a Phrygian cap. The blue stripes represent the two oceans that border Central America, while the white stripe symbolizes peace. The volcanoes and other symbols on the coat of arms represent the country's history, natural resources, and aspirations for peace and unity.

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