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Deep blue flag with a white lozenge centred inside,
and within the lozenge, a red arrow or phalanx, upwards,
crossing through two rectangles, also in red. These two
rectangels are said to be the left and the right, which
are surpassed by Christian Democracy. This flag also
exists with the lozenge lying, but I'm not sure where
the arrow points in that case.
Guillermo Tell Aveledo, 07 Sep 2000
Red flag with a white circle centered, which has a red border
and a red map of Latin America. Within the map, a whit axe can be
seen; and on both sides of the map, on the white circle, the initials
"P" and "S" can be read.
Guillermo Tell Aveledo, 07 Sep 2000
The party logo as it appears at the party main site
(http://www.pschile.cl/)
and all related sited is only red.
Dov Gutterman, 10 Sep 2000
According was published in Faggenmitteilung
[fbn], the party flag was red
with logo, but logo in flags seems to be different colorized:
the american map blue. Letters and border of the circle, they
are black. I donʼt know which of these flags is a variant and
which is the official flag.
Jaume Ollé, 09 Sep 2000
This is the MAPU flag. This party was created in 1969,
and supported President Allendeʼs government. Stil exists
as a minor party, not having representatives at the
congress.
Antonio Márquez, 06 Mar 2000
Green field with a red star outlined in white in the middle.
The Radical Party [center-left] split in three fractions: a left wing, which kept the original name and supported Salvador Allende; a right wing, the Radical Democracy, and later, during a third scission, the Party of the Radical Left, which, after having supported Allendeʼs government, joined the rightist opposition.(from Encyclopaedia Universalis) I suppose the party was suppressed during Pinochetʼs dictature. Source is Smith (1975) [smi75c], pp. 340-341 ("Symbols in politics"), where it is identified as the flag of the Party of the Radical Left (Partido de la Izquierda Radical). Smith says that these are real flags and not only party emblems, which may differ in colours when used as emblem or in a flag.
Flag logo of this party is from
http://www.mir-chile.com/
(broken link as of 22 Feb 2005, Ivan Sache).
Appears as actual flag at
this symbol.
Than a day leter I arrived to another MIR site, now with quite
the same flag but with a white star above the I. See:
http://members.tripod.com/~chilemir/mvac.gif
and the real thing un photo at:
http://members.tripod.com/~chilemir/homenaje2.html.
Dov Gutterman, 08 Mar 1999
Photo of this groupʼs flag can be see at
http://www.rose-hulman.edu/~delacova/chile/fpmr.gif
(broken link as of 22 Feb 2005, Ivan Sache)
Dov Gutterman, 25 May 2002
