Puerto Rico Flag - Symbol of National Identity and Heritage #219157 (License: Personal Use)

The Puerto Rican flag consists of five horizontal stripes-alternating red and white-with a blue equilateral triangle bearing a white five-pointed star on the hoist side. Its design was inspired by the Cuban flag and adopted officially in 1952 after Puerto Rico became a U.S. Commonwealth. The red symbolizes the blood of warriors, white represents victory and peace, blue stands for the sky and sea, and the star signifies the island itself.

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