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The flag of Brazil (known by the nickname Auriverde) is a green rectangle ratio 7:10. Above this rectangle, a yellow diamond appears, and in it, a blue circle with a white ribbon containing the motto "order and progress "(" Order and Progress "in Portuguese) in green and 27 white stars.

Legend
The current flag of Brazil goes back to the flag of the Empire of Brazil, designed in 1822. The symbols of the emblem represent the royal family of Braganza and Habsburg, who belonged to the first imperial palace.

The blue disc current flag represents the sky of Rio de Janeiro on the morning of November 15, 1889 (date of proclamation of the Republic of Brazil). It seems that by has seen outside of the celestial sphere. Each of the 27 stars represents the various states and the Federal District. The number of stars changed throughout history has emerged as a new state, growing from the original 21 to a current 27th represents

The star of the Brazilian Federal District Octantis Sigma, and their location makes it visible across the country throughout the year. In addition, due to its location, the other stars appear depicted on the flag to rotate around Sigma Octantis. The star of Pará is the second, because a State that is north of the line of Ecuador.

The motto "Ordem e Progresso (" Order and Progress ") is inspired by the theme of the positivism of Auguste Comte:" Pour L'amour pour principe et l'ordre basis; Pour Le Progrès, but "(" Love as a principle , After Order basis, progress at last "in French).

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