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Members of the Viceministry for Decolonization during Independence Day parades, La Paz, Bolivia
Both Bolivia's national flag or tricolor and the checked flag / wiphala are on the facade of the presidential palace. The wiphala has long been used to represent the indigenous people of the Andes and was recognised as Bolivia's second national flag in a new constitution in February 2009, which caused some controversy especially in lowland regions. Compare these images taken in 2011 with others below in the gallery taken in 2009 which show only the tricolor.
Photograph ID: BolIndDay2011D19
Author: Photographer: James Brunker
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Published in: Independence Day and Anniversaries
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