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by Partido Popular Socialista de México.
Reported by Francisco Manuel García, October 2005.
![[PPS emblem]](../images/m/mx}pps).gif)
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by Partido Popular Socialista de México.
Reported by Francisco Manuel García, October 2005.
"Emblema del partido popular socialista de México. Unifica el contenido nacional representado por el águila azteca en vuelo ascendente con el símbolo internacional de la clase obrera, la hoz y el martillo.
La bandera del PPS de México, representa el sentido de la lucha nacional por la plena independencia y el del proletariado por su liberación definitiva."
From Partido Popular Socialista de México.
Reported by Francisco Manuel García, October 2005.
![[Flag of the PPS as of 1960]](../images/m/mx}pps2.gif)
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![[Alternate PPS emblem as of 1960]](../images/m/mx}pps)b.gif)
All images by Juan Manuel Gabino Villascán,
January 31, 2001
The PPS logo registered before the Instuto Federal Electoral
(body regulates the affiliation and activity of the political parties
in Mexico) is a pink ring with initials of the party also in pink.
The PPS flag hoisted on the party's offices is one in pink with the
logo near the hoist. In the reverse side of the flag, the logo
appears in the fly.
Juan Manuel Gabino Villascán, January 31, 2001
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by Partido Popular Socialista de México.
The emblem of the Socialist People's Party is
an eagle rising to the heights,
because the eagle is the symbol of the ancient tribes of Mexico. It carries
the motto "¡Viva México!", the expression used by the
1810 insurgentes.
Santiago Dotor, 15 June 1999.
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