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image by Ivan Sache, 02 Dec 2008
"Victoria al Día" announced on 20 September 2008 the launching of a
competition for a municipal flag. Asimilar competition organized by
the previous municipal administration was unsuccessful because of the
low numbers of proposals.
Ivan Sache, 30 Sep 2008
According to "Victoria al Día", 23 November 2008, the competition jury
has elected the winning design among 60 proposals.
The jury made the final choice among three proposals, two of them
portraying Mount La Matanza, also used on the municipal coat of arms.
The winning design is mostly olive green and the winner's names should
be announced this week. "Victoria al Día" knows that the flag was
designed jointly by a man named Wálter Auer and a woman.
Ivan Sache, 25 Nov 2008
In "Diario Victoria", 1 December 2008, Octavio Raffo presents the new
municipal flag of Victoria, designed by Walter Auer, graphic designer,
and Melina Albornoz, Profressor of Visual Arts.
The flag is green with yellow symbols: a cross standing on a hillock,
surmounting a tree, the whole surrounded by a nearly complete ring and
four right angles in the corners of the flag.
The articles explains the flag as follows:
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