Image: Coat of arms of the Granma Province

Description: the 2 flags most likely represent the Cespedes flag. the flag used for Cuba during the ten years war. The bell on side of the shield most likely represents the slaves that Carlos Manuel de Cespedes freed from his plantation. The diagonal stripes on the left side of the shield most likely symbolize the department division of the island under Spanish colonialism, which also is part of the Cuban flag.The top side of the shield most likely represents the mountainous part of Granma. The right side of the shield represents the Granma yacht, used by Fidel Castro. The wheat grains most likely represent the economic branch of agriculture which makes up 39% of the land. Lastly the star or mullet most likely represents an independent state which is Cuba, also the same meaning that is in the star of the Cuban flag. [1]
Title: Coat of arms of the Granma Province
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