Cuba
Blue and white stripes with a red triangle and star.
History and symbolism
Five stripes of blue and white flank a red triangle bearing a single white star, designed by Narciso Lopez and Miguel Teurbe Tolon in 1849. The lone star is a sister to that of Chile and Texas.
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