ikurriña

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The ikurriña is the distinctive red, green, and white flag that serves as the national symbol of the Basque people and their homeland.

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ikurriña canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf cultural symbol
flag
national symbol
adoptedAsRegionalFlagInCountry Spain
associatedWith Basque Country
surface form: Basque culture

Basque
surface form: Basque language

Basque nationalism movement
backgroundColor red
bannedDuring Francoist Spain
color green
red
white
country Basque Country
createdBy Luis Arana
Sabino Arana
creatorNationality Basque
designedFor Biscay
displayedAt Basque cultural centers worldwide
Basque government buildings
Basque town halls
firstUsedFor province of Biscay
greenRepresents Basque laws (fueros)
Pyrenean oak
surface form: Guernica oak
hasAspectRatio 2:3
hasDesignElement green saltire
white cross
inspiredBy Union Flag
surface form: Union Jack
languageOfName Basque
laterAdoptedAs flag of the Basque Country
legalizedIn Spain
meaningOfName flag
officialStatus official flag of the Basque Autonomous Community
regional flag in Spain
politicalContext symbol of Basque autonomy
symbol of Basque independence aspirations
recognizedBy Basque Government
surface form: Basque Autonomous Community government
redRepresents Basques
surface form: Basque people

Biscay
scriptName Ikurriña
symbolizes Basque homeland
Basque identity
Basque nationalism
usedBy Basques
surface form: Basque people
usedIn Basque cultural events
Basque sports events
political demonstrations in the Basque Country
whiteRepresents God

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