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We do know that flags for all emblems exist, as the legal
frame is the same for both kinds of symbols.
António Martins, 31 March 2016
![[emblem]](../images/c/cv-73).gif)
image by António Martins, 15 November 2017
It includes the usual circular
“shield”, the usual scroll with toponym (this time blue with
black sans serif capitals and forked tips, very stylized), the usual ten
stars in two half arcs and the chain links between them above the disc:
in this case they are three green links.
The circular “shield” has a thick dark red edging surrounding
a sunrise/sunset scene, with a large red roman cross hanging on the sky
above the sun, a white and light blue wave in the foreground, overlapping a
sliver of land on the dexter side, whereon a banana tree (?) stands;
opposite to the tree, also hanging on the sky, a large black semiquaver.
(Large image
of the seal online.)
António Martins, 15 November 2017
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