Argentina Flag - National Symbol of Pride and Identity #13780 (License: Personal Use)

The flag of Argentina features two equal light blue stripes flanking a central white stripe, with the Sun of May-a golden sun face with human features and radiating rays-centered on the white band. Adopted in 1812 and officially recognized in 1816, it represents independence, sovereignty, and the nation’s revolutionary spirit. The colors are said to evoke the sky and clouds, while the sun honors the May Revolution of 1810.

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