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Asturian Nationalist Movements (Spain)

Andecha Astur (Asturian Left)
Conceyu Nacionalista Astur (Asturian Nationalist Council, 1977-1981)
Ensame Nacionalista Astur (Asturian Nationalist Assembly, 1981-1988)
Movimiento Comunista Asturiano (Asturian Communist Movement)
Xunta Nacionalista Asturiana (Asturian Nationalist Joint Assembly, 1986-?)

See also:

Andecha Astur

Asturian Left

The flag reported by Dov Gutterman is that of Andecha Astur (Asturian Left, I believe), an Asturian nationalist / independentist movement. Note also the flower-like symbol elsewhere in those pages, very similar to that of the Leonese Conceyu Xoven, not unusual since both of them support self-government etc. for Asturian/Leonese speaking regions.

Santiago Dotor, 21 June 1999

Conceyu Nacionalista Astur 1977-1981

Asturian Nationalist Council

by Jaume Ollé

Ensame Nacionalista Astur 1981-1988

Asturian Nationalist Assembly

Official party flag
by Jaume Ollé

by António Martins and Jordi Pérez

Similar to the device in the [Conceyu Xoven] leonese nationalist flag.

Jaume Ollé, 20 June 1999

Ensame Nacionalista Astur used the Asturian flag with Covadonga [or Victory] cross without Alpha and Omega and with red star in canton (as the image [of Andecha Astur] reported by Dov Gutterman), but only in political meetings because the official flag of the party was white with black emblem in center.

Jaume Ollé, 29 June 1999

Movimiento Comunista Asturiano

Asturian Communist Movement

both by António Martins

The light blue flag with red star was used by several groups in the transition period [1975-mid 1980's]. Some of them used it with the star in canton and others with the star in the centre. Always without cross. I have information about the flag used by the Asturian Communist Movement (c. 1975-1982) that was light blue with large red star in center (1/2 of the flag). When used in canton, the star was a bit small.

Jaume Ollé, 29 June 1999

Lacking better information, I GIFfed the latter in a 2:3 B- background with the star's diameter equal of 5/12ths of the flag's height centered on a imaginary square canton with side equal to half of the flag's height.

António Martins, 17 September 1999

Xunta Nacionalista Asturiana 1986-?

Asturian Nationalist Joint Assembly

by António Martins