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 image by Fred Drews, 14 May 2014
image by Fred Drews, 14 May 2014
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New flag of department of Morazan.
Fred Drews, 13 July 2005
Indeed the new flag of the department of Morazan has had minor changes, I 
have seen changes of coat of arms or flags as new parties win in those 
municipalities, Some completely change the emblems others just change the color 
to reflect the party, One example is the city of La Libertad, in which the coat 
of arms has gone from a full color version, to only blue, then to only green and 
now is all red. 
Fred Drews, 15 May 2014
Sending alternative images for both the current and old flag, doesn't tell us 
all that much. And the number of sources doesn't help either. 
I don't know about the old flag: Since we already have a correction of an even 
earlier report that showed the flag upside down, one would think that at least 
that second report was done very carefully, even if the only source mentioned is 
being in the country. Having all three reports coming from the same person is 
also ... odd. 
Regarding the current flag: All drawings I see on the web agree on the version 
we have now, even if the arc of the stars doesn't quite match with other 
drawings. But the flag Fred Drews reports does exist:
http://i1.ytimg.com/vi/lVluZUpsJfs/0.jpg >, or
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lVluZUpsJfs  which has a bit more 
context.
The advantage of sources immediately becomes obvious, as we now can see stars 
sitting right on the dividing lines of the stripes, and no green border around 
stars, as well as the letters being less bold and the text narrower.
What we can't tell from these two sources, unfortunately, is what we're looking 
at. As this is the only specimen spotted so far, it may indeed be the regular 
flag of the department but may also be any kind of ceremonial banner. A  
photograph of a flag flying outside might help, as might identification method 
number 1. 
Peter Hans van den Muijzenberg, 15 May 2014

image by Fred Drews, 13 July 2005

image by Fred Drews, 14 May 2014
This flag was used before the one displayed above.
Fred Drews, 14 May 2014

image by Fred Drews and Jaume Ollé, 18 August
1999
I am in El Salvador and have found that the Department of Morazan's flag should be green, yellow and white.
Fred Drews, 20 October 2000
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image from <www.guanaquin.com>

image by Fred Drews and Jaume Ollé, 18 August
1999