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Two flags. Two stories. One quick guide you can trust.
Ever see two flags and think, “Wait… which is which?” You’re not alone. Let’s make it super easy, super fast, and a little fun.
Mexican flag: Three tall stripes—green, white, red—with an eagle on a cactus eating a snake in the middle.
Puerto Rican flag: Five stripes—red, white, red, white, red—with a blue triangle on the left and one white star inside.
Mexico: Green stands for hope, white for unity, red for the heroes who fought for the country. The center shows an eagle on a cactus holding a snake—an old Aztec story about where to build a great city.
Puerto Rico: Red stands for bravery and the people, white for peace and freedom, blue triangle for the sky, sea, and the idea of government, and the star for the island itself.
“MEX-ico = MIDDLE movie.” Mexico has a mini picture in the middle.
“PR = Point-and-Ready.” Puerto Rico’s triangle points to the right, with a star ready to shine.
You might see both at parades, games, or family parties. People wave them to show pride, roots, and love for culture. Two flags, one corazón gigante.
Now you can spot them in a second—and explain them like a pro.
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