Hispanic Diplomas

In honor of Cinco de Mayo, Graduation Ink is highlighting Hispanic Diplomas. On May 5, 1862, the French Emperor Napolean III wanted to take over Mexico by overthrowing Mexico’s president, Benito Juarez and the government from Veracruz. Six thousand French troops were sent to the small town of Puebla in Mexico. However, a small army consisting of 2,000 Mexican soldiers defeated the French forces that day. To read more click here.

This 8 1/2 x 11 inch Hispanic Diploma is printed on quality cardstock paper with Hispanic text. The school seal is printed with thermographic raised ink which adds texture and visual appeal.

If you have diplomas you need printed in another language, reach out to Graduation Ink. Talk to a customer service representative today to find out more.