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Uruguayan political flags

Uruguayan traditional parties
- Partido Colorado
- Partido Nacional (Partido Blanco)
Encuentro Progresista (Progressist Encounter)
F.A. / Frente Amplio (Broad Front)
Nueva Mayoría (New Majority)
Political parties and groups members of the coalition Encuentro Progresista-Frente Amplio-Nueva Mayoría:
Other political parties and groups:
- Partido de los Trabajadores (Workers' Party)
- Uruguayan anarchist flags

Uruguayan labor unions

Other political flags:
- Mano con Mano - Plan de Emergencia (Hand with Hand Emergency Plan)

See also:

About Uruguayan traditional parties

The Colorado (red) Party was the traditional liberal and the Blanco (white) the traditional conservative party. Since the 30s, these identifications have gotten complex, and some parts of the Blancos are to the left of many parts of the Colorados.
Norm Martin, 07 Sep 2000

They can be called centrist parties, Blancos and Colorados. Both parties made an alliance against the left wing Frente Amplio, so as to defeat their candidate. They won eventually.
Guillermo Tell Aveledo, 06 Sep 2000

Uruguayan traditional political parties are not monolithic organisations, in the sense that they might have several “lists” for each of the party’s factions — for instance, the Battlismo or the Sanguinettismo of the Colorado Party, or the Lacallismo of the National Party. Hence, the basic colours for these two party’s flags are red (for the Colorado party) and white (for the National (Blanco) pa