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Not at all. The Spanish flag has three horizontal stripes: red, yellow and red. The yellow stripe is twice the size of the red stripes. The Spanish coat of arms is located on the, yellow stripe, to the right of the flag.
The Mexican flag has three vertical stripes of the same size: green, white and red with the Mexican coat of arms on the center of the white stripe.
What else can I help you with?
What are the four flags that flown over Texas from 1519-1836?
Texas under Spain Texas under France Texas under Mexico
Six Flags over Texas include the US France Spain Mexico Texas and which other flag?
THE CONFEDERATE FLAG
When was Spain's flag adopted?
Spain's flag was adopted on December 6, 1978.
How did Spain's flag look like in the 1600s?
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What do the color and symbols mean on a flag?
It usually has to do with what the country has done or if they are peaceful. For example the Mexican flag has a bird and a cactus on it because the Aztecs were told from their gods to go to a place where there was a bird and a cactus. Years later spain conquered the Aztecs. After that Mexico broke away from Spain and used it as their flag.
If you were doing a collage for spanish class what would you put on it?
Pics of Jennifer Lopez, Salma Hayek, Penelope Cruz and Mexican food. Also Spain's flag and Mexico's flag.
What country has pink in its flag?
The Libya flag is the only country to have a flag with only one color. The flag is solid green. It is green because green is the national color of libya showing their devotion to islam.
Was Mexico a colony of Great Britain?
No, it was a colony of Spain. Also, try using google.com . Type something like "Mexico colonial history"
What does Spains flag look like?
See the related link.
Italian who sailed under the flag of spain?
italian who sailed under the flag of spain
How is the shopping in cordoba like?
Cordoba, Mexico, Spain, or Argentina?
Earliest name Mexico was called?
Just like that: Mexico. Later, when Mexico was conquered by Spain, it was renamed as Viceroyalty of the New Spain. When Mexico attained its independence in the XIX century, it was renamed again with its original name.
