Bolivia
Red, yellow and green bands.
History and symbolism
The red, yellow and green tricolor adopted in 1851 stands for the blood of heroes, the mineral wealth, and the fertility of the land. The state flag adds the arms with the condor above the Cerro Rico of Potosi.
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