numbers of stars on each image. Why might some symbols change and others stay the same? Note that while

The new Miss Universe, who left El Salvador on a multi-nation tour, has dedicated her victory only to the six million Nicaraguans -- whether in the country or in exile. Opposition sources said that on Tuesday, government officials barred two artists from completing a mural of the new Miss Universe in the northern city of Esteli. Photos of the unfinished fresco have circulated on social media. Since then, the red star has been used by various leftist and revolutionary movements around the world. Law 33/1981, of 5 October, on the Coat of Arms of Spain (Official State Gazette No. 250, of 19 October 1981)services or campaigns that may have greater credibility if they are seen to have the wider authority of government The Constitution is a foundational symbol of democracy and the rule of law. It is a written document that serves as the supreme law of the land in many democratic countries, including the United States. be actual objects, such as the U.S. flag (if one is displayed in your room) or a stuffed animal representing a In a democratic society, public squares serve as a platform for free expression and the exchange of ideas. They provide a space for citizens to voice their opinions, advocate for change, and hold the government accountable. Public squares are often the focal points of social and political movements, where individuals come together to demand justice, equality, and democratic reforms. Most flags are hung vertically by rotating the flag pole. However, some countries have specific protocols for this purpose or even have special flags for vertical hanging; usually rotating some elements of the flag — such as the coat of arms — so that they are seen in an upright position. [9]

Visiting the Capitol Building is an opportunity for citizens to witness democracy in action and learn about the history and workings of the United States government. It is a reminder of the importance of civic engagement and the responsibility of individuals to participate in the democratic process. There is a great deal of protocol involved in the proper display of national flags. A general rule is that the national flag should be flown in the position of honour, and not in an inferior position to any other flag (although some countries make an exception for royal standards). The following rules are typical of the conventions when flags are flown on land: It is common for many flags to feature national symbols, such as coats of arms. National patterns are present in some flags. Variations in design within a national flag can be common in the flag's upper left quarter, or canton.The Habsburg Dynasty: Initially (1504-1506) it included the arms of Bourgogne, Flanders, Brabant and Tyrol. Carlos I stamped the coat of arms with the imperial crown and added the Pillars of Hercules and the motto "Plus Ultra", as well as the Golden Fleece. Felipe II, Felipe III and Felipe IV and Carlos II, whose reigns lasted from 1556 to 1700, used this coat of arms without the imperial crown. In 1580, Felipe II incorporated the arms of Portugal. The Transition Period (1977-1981): Royal Decree 1511/77 of 21 January, approving the Regulation on Flags, Insignia and Badges, altered the design of the motto on the coat of arms, but the main change consisted of presenting the eagle of Saint John rising, or about to take flight, shielding the Pillars of Hercules under his wings, rather than outside as previously. The Capitol Building serves as a vibrant symbol of the democratic process, where elected officials gather to debate and make decisions on behalf of the American people. It is a physical representation of the principles of democracy, such as open debate, freedom of speech, and the power of the people to govern themselves. Examples of countries that have special designs for vertical hanging are: Austria, Cambodia (coat of arms must be rotated 90° and blue strips are narrowed), Dominica (coat of arms must be rotated and reverse always showing), Germany, Hungary, Liechtenstein (crown must be rotated 90°), Mexico, Montenegro (coat of arms must be rotated 90° to normal position), Nepal, Slovakia (coat of arms must be rotated 90° to normal position), and Saudi Arabia ( shahada must be rotated 90°). A vertical banner is used instead of the horizontal flag for Malaysia. The bald eagle has a significant cultural and historical significance in the United States. It was chosen as the national bird in 1782, and its image can be found on seals, currency, and government documents.

The anonymity of the mask allows individuals to express their dissent without fear of retaliation, and its widespread recognition makes it a powerful symbol of collective resistance. Minor design changes of national flags are often passed on a legislative or executive level, while substantial changes have constitutional character. The design of the flag of Serbia omitting the communist star of the flag of Yugoslavia was a decision made in the 1992 Serbian constitutional referendum, but the adoption of a coat of arms within the flag was based on a government "recommendation" in 2003, adopted legislatively in 2009 and again subject to a minor design change in 2010. The flag of the United States underwent numerous changes because the number of stars represents the number of states, proactively defined in a Flag Act of 1818 to the effect that "on the admission of every new state into the Union, one star be added to the union of the flag"; it was changed most recently in 1960 with the accession of Hawaii.

Royal Decree 441/1981, of 27 February, which defines the colours of the Spanish Flag in technical terms (OSG Nº 64, of 16 March)