Bolivia

About the flag

Bolivia is correct. Its national tricolor uniquely matches the emoji: Suriname’s flag features a prominent star with white stripes, Grenada has a red border with stars and a nutmeg emblem, and Guatemala uses vertical blue-white-blue with a coat of arms. Bolivia’s colors symbolize red for the bravery of its fighters, yellow for the country’s rich mineral resources, and green for the fertility of its land—adopted in 1851. Fun fact: Bolivia recognizes two national flags—the tricolor and the Wiphala, a rainbow-checkered banner representing Andean indigenous peoples. Memory tip: think “traffic light for natural wealth”—red, yellow, green standing for courage, resources, and land. Also remember Bolivia’s extremes: the world’s largest salt flat (Salar de Uyuni) and high-altitude seat of government in La Paz.