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2. Flag of Martinique - Wikipedia

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   A damaged nationalist Martinique flag in 2008. The rouge-vert-noir ("red-green-black") flag, or "nationalist flag" is the preferred symbol of Martiniquais independence activists. It was designed by Guy Cabort-Masson and Alex Ferdinand in 1968 and secretly transferred to Martinique in 1971.

3. Martinique - Wikipedia

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   Martinique adopted a new flag on February 2, 2023, featuring a red triangle at the hoist and two horizontal bands of green and black. The flag of France is also flown alongside it as the country's parent country.

4. 2024 Paris Olympics: NBC's Mike Tirico apologizes for ...

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   France's Mathias Lessort holds the flag of the French overseas department and region of Martinique after the men's basketball gold medal game between France and USA at the Paris 2024 Olympic Games.

5. Gallery of flags of dependent territories - Wikipedia

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   Flag of the Administrator of the French Southern and Antarctic Lands (2005–present) ... Flag of Martinique. Netherlands. Constituent countries. Flag of Aruba.

6. Olympics commentator apologises for Palestine flag mistake ...

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   French basketball player Mathias Lessort draped Martinique flag around his shoulders – but it was mistaken for a Palestine flag by commentator Mike Tirico (NBC)

7. File:Flag-of-Martinique.svg - Wikipedia

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   Reverted to version as of 16:02, 1 March 2023 (UTC), sorry, this is right otherwise this is a duplicate of File:Flag of the Front National de Libération de la Martinique.svg 16:03, 1 March 2023 900 × 600 (243 bytes)

8. Coat of arms of Martinique - Wikipedia

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   The controversy comes as those vessels were active participants in the Trans-Atlantic Slave Trade with locals highly discouraging the use of the flag, and by extension the coat of arms. [citation needed] In October 2018, the National Gendarmerie directorate in Martinique stopped using the emblem by order of President Emmanuel Macron. [1]

9. History of Martinique - Wikipedia

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   Martinique is a home port to for French buccaneers as well as pirates like Captain Crapeau, Étienne de Montauban and Mathurin Desmarestz which earned a notorious reputation for their violent tactics against Spanish captives, often referred to as "Fléau des Espagnols" (Flail of the Spanish).