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Español: La Bandera de la provincia de Ilo fue creada por el arquitecto Óscar Vargas Méndez, bajo el seudónimo de «Ilo-Perú», que participó en el concurso convocado por el Alcalde Ernesto Herrera Becerra el día 3 de marzo de 1992.

La interpretación artística que le dio su creador es: «Apoyado en el apacible y rico mar de ILO, hay un firme y ardiente horizonte de progreso con los colores nacionales: todo con la celeridad de una rueda enmarcada en el inmenso blanco de la bondad y fraternidad de sus gentes».

Respetando la interpretación artística del autor, el municipio añade su propia interpretación:

«En la mitad superior del disco, los colores rojo y blanco, son los del bicolor nacional. En la mitad inferior del disco, las franjas azules son del color del mar y las franjas blancas intercaladas, el color de las espumas de las olas, ambos colores característicos de un puerto. Y el fondo blanco de la bandera, es simbolismo de paz.»

Retazos de la historia de Moquegua por Luis Kuon Cabello.
English: The flag of the province of Ilo was created by the architect Óscar Vargas Méndez, under the pseudonym "Ilo-Peru", who participated in the contest called by Mayor Ernesto Herrera Becerra on March 3, 1992.

The artistic interpretation given by its creator is: "Leaning against the calm and rich sea of ​​ILO, there is a firm and ardent horizon of progress with national colors: all with the speed of a wheel framed in the immense white of goodness and brotherhood of its people."

Respecting the artistic interpretation of the author, the municipality adds its own interpretation:

"In the upper half of the album, the colors red and white are those of the national bicolor. In the lower half of the disk, the blue stripes are the color of the sea and the white stripes interspersed, the color of the foams of the waves, both characteristic colors of a port. And the white background of the flag is symbolism of peace."

Pieces from the history of Moquegua by Luis Kuon Cabello.
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Source Own work, data from Retazos de la historia de Moquegua.
Author Alexis Eco

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