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PLEASE, look the decree : http://www.rree.gov.bo/acercabolivia/spbandera.htm the actual colors are the official colors
For this flag, look at informations given by the government of Bolivia here :
and http://jksalescompany.com/ken/pantone_to_rgb.html to convert Pantone to RGB.
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Deutsch: Flagge von Bolivia.
Dansk: Boliviens flag.
English: The civil ensign and flag of Bolivia.
Esperanto: La flago de Bolivio.
Español: Bandera de Bolivia.
Suomi: Bolivian lippu
Français : Drapeau civil de la Bolivie
Italiano: Bandiera della Bolivia.
Nederlands: De vlag van Bolivië.
Português: Bandeira da Bolivia.
Polski: Flaga Boliwii
Runa Simi: Wuliwiya wiphala.
Русский: Флаг Боливии.
Slovenščina: Državna zastava Bolivije.
Walon: Drapea del Boliveye.
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| Date | 27 September 2005 |
| Source | Own work |
| Author | User:SKopp |
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