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Flag of Venezuela, the controversial star

Much has been said and politicized on the issue of Venezuela's flag, how many stars should contain the blue horizontal stripe, however, below pose all historical views, duly verified, and the conclusion on this important patriotic symbol that should represent an entire country, not a political sector mafia, corrupt and NAZIMBO .

The flag of the federal government of Venezuela to the 3rd Republic, May 8, 1817, is the first where seven stars appear blue in yellow horizontal stripe, whose meaning is to highlight that these stars represent the seven provinces that formed a Venezuela on the 1st time (1811), namely, Caracas, Cumana, Barcelona, \u200b\u200bBarinas, Margarita, Mérida and Trujillo. Read it: The stars were not white or were located in the blue.

Later, Simon Bolivar, in Angostura, raised the need, as they were releasing more provinces, he placed more stars to the flag and, as was the province of Guayana attached to Venezuela, then the flag should have from that time (November 20, 1817) about 8 stars instead of the 7 original, retaining the look (blue stars in the yellow and subsequently annexing more stars as they left releasing provinces).

This merely circumstantial, did not settle the more relevant after the union of the Gran Colombia, where they adopted a flag similar to the Venezuelan but without the stars that had no significance in the context of the time, Bolivar himself accepted everything that was so ...

Venezuela's flag with 7 stars reappeared later at the military level and the Federal war affecting half the country, a vandal slave named Ezequiel Zamora, who murdered thousands of Venezuelans humble on behalf of a "revolution" had the audacity to put even 20 stars on a flag of Venezuela "his alone" as a symbol of which was the "patron" of the entire nation, Although you may not believe and tell the exact opposite, investigate!

But in 1863, where apparently the flag of Venezuela is becoming similar to the present, standing 7 stars in the blue, 6 and 1 central circular layout ... Why 7? Because the idea was revived representing the seven United Provinces signed the Declaration of Independence and determined, even with witnesses of the facts, that of Bolivar and his "8-star" was a circumstantial event, the time, not definitive, as he left understood.

After a small cosmetic change in 1905 (with all the stars in a circle), finally enacted in 1930, 7-star flag in an arc, obviously, being 7 provinces that formed the American Confederation of Venezuela and who declared themselves free and independent on July 5, 1811.

This went on until 2006 when stateless and ignorant political sectors led by Hugo Chávez, heedless scholars the subject, sent to put back an additional star to the flag because "Simón Bolívar said so", obtaining flag Venezuela with 8 stars, an eyesore and a disgrace to all , especially if you read the history of what is happening with the Warirepano .

In itself, there is no justification for the adoption of a flag of Venezuela with 8 stars because, as Simon Bolivar said the same opportunities in Angostura and then it was all circumstantial and NOT a fact established, and as such should be assumed to decree unique "Supreme Leader" in this regard.

And in any case, if we return literally what happened in the nineteenth century, then you should replace the blue stars in the yellow, right?

But going deeper into the case, the flag of Venezuela should contain or 7 or 10 stars, but never 8, why 10 ?!???!! Where did that? Because 10 were the original provinces that formed later in 1830 the present republic and make the whole territory of Venezuela, are: Caracas, Cumana, Barcelona, \u200b\u200bBarinas, Margarita, Mérida, Trujillo, Guayana, Coro and Maracaibo.

Are 10?

Count them yourself ... Total 10 provinces "originating of Venezuela, not 8 or 7? Or what?

So why did you originally got 7 stars? We reiterate: Because just wanted to highlight the fact that they were seven provinces that formed Venezuela and declared themselves free and independent on July 5, 1811, nothing more.

The Act of Independence was signed in 1811 and we take the facts of that year, not years later.

Why Simón Bolívar put 1 more? Because it was a circumstantial, temporal, of the moment, nothing more ... And he knew that he was missing 2, and all we know.

So how many stars should have Flag of Venezuela?

Just how are the historical facts, taking into account that Simón Bolívar said his Flag of Angostura was a recognition of the work of the patriots and the unity of Venezuela, by implication something casual and evolving, with 1 star more and temporal representation of the new province released, then concluded that the flag of Venezuela must contain :

... or ...

7 stars : For free and independent provinces of July 5, 1811.

... or ...

10 stars : For All original provinces that formed the present-day Venezuela.

STARS BUT NOT 8!

The Flag of Venezuela with 8 stars of 2006, together with the change of date in commemoration of the unit and the national emblem, is unlawful, not legal grounds (was formed by a parliament "one-party National Assembly), has no historical basis on which to rely more than a" will "vague and casual fool Simón Bolívar, in short, is the representation of desire than a century Venezuelan boss wanted to impose his people, disrupting the native sense of it where the only certainty is that that flag of Venezuela with 8 stars makes all Venezuelans see as ignorant fools who do not know under well defined national identity .

- http://pepipalo.blogspot.com/