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Among the oldest national flags in Latin America is Chile's own. On October 18, 1817, it was adopted. White is for snow in the Andes Mountains and in purity; red for bloodshed during Chile's struggle for liberation; and blue for the clear sky and the Pacific Ocean that frame Chile. Two parallel strips, one of which is white and the other is red, with a blue square in the canton, also stand for a white, five-pointed star. The guiding light for the nation's development is the single star in the blue square.
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