The present Doodle observes Costa Rica’s Independence Day, likewise referred to in the nation as Quince del Septiembre (“15th of September”). On this day in 1821, Costa Rica got one of five Central American countries to announce its self-governance from Spain with the reception of the Act of Independence of Central America.
Outlined in the present Doodle fine art is the on a level plane blue-white-and-red striped Costa Rican banner, which was authoritatively embraced on November 27, 1906, and has gone through a few corrections since—one out of 1964 and the other in 1998. The white stripes on the country’s banner imply joy, astuteness, and harmony, while the blue stripes speak to the nation’s reasonable skies. Costa Rica is a nation incredibly famous for its charitable accommodation and to honor this inviting notoriety, the red stripe in the banner’s middle represents liberality and warmth.
¡Feliz Quince del Septiembre, Costa Rica!
