With the arrival of spring, traditional school and university celebrations take place throughout the country.
Although September is a month that is characterized by not having holidays of national scope, many Argentines long for the Student’s Day give you a break during the week. This day could give you an ideal break to recover your energy. In addition, this date could give you the chance to enjoy the arrival of spring.
These days are possible thanks to the Law on the Establishment of Holidays and Long WeekendsThis regulation grants the State the power to plan the national calendar to pay tribute to the heroes and most important milestones in the history of Argentina. This schedule also allows the creation of holidays for tourism purposes and provides the possibility for each locality to celebrate its founding anniversary and its patron saint festivals.
Holiday in Argentina: what will happen on Student’s Day
He Student’s Day commemorates the day that the remains of Domingo Faustino Sarmiento were repatriated, on September 21, 1888. This hero promoted the creation of many schools throughout the nation and collaborated to make education public, universal and secular. But, despite its importance, this event is only considered a school holiday.
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This day that pays tribute to the father of education reaches schools and universitiesThis date is also combined with the arrival of spring. During this day, traditional celebrations are expected for students to celebrate their day.
When is the next national holiday?
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The holiday for tourism purposes on Friday, October 11 precedes the Day of Respect for Cultural Diversityon Saturday the 12th of the same month. This last date commemorates the day on which the first recorded contact between Europeans and Americans took place, led by Christopher Columbus. The name of this holiday promotes historical reflection and respect for the native peoples for the thousands of losses they suffered at that time.
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