Cuban Flag - Symbol of Independence and National Identity #73245 (License: Personal Use)

The flag of Cuba consists of five horizontal stripes-three blue and two white-with a red equilateral triangle at the hoist bearing a white five-pointed star. The blue stripes represent the three former divisions of the island, the white stripes signify purity and peace, the red triangle stands for equality, fraternity, and sacrifice, and the white star embodies independence. It was first flown in 1850 by Narciso López and officially adopted upon independence in 1902.

This image is used on government, educational, travel, and cultural websites to represent Cuba nationally; it serves users seeking information about Cuban history, symbolism, or official state imagery.