Description

The flag of Mexico features three vertical stripes of green, white, and red.
The green stripe symbolizes hope and prosperity for the nation.
The white stripe represents unity and purity of ideals.
The red stripe stands for the blood shed by those who fought for independence.
At the center of the white stripe is the national coat of arms, featuring an eagle holding a snake on a cactus.
This emblem reflects an ancient Aztec legend about the founding of Mexico City.
Adopted officially in 1821, the flag celebrates Mexico’s independence and heritage.
Today, it stands as a proud symbol of Mexican identity, culture, and unity.