The expectation of the possible transfer generates uncertainty in those who hope to enjoy a prolonged rest.
He December 29 is celebrated a new anniversary in various locationsbut the question many are asking is whether this day will be moved to another to facilitate a long rest. Despite the expectation, the authorities have already made a decision that clarifies the outlook for the residents of the affected regions.
As the final days of the year approach, some communities hoped this holiday could enjoy an additional respite. However, the answer is not what everyone expected.
Rest of Sunday December 29, 2024: is it transferred?
This Sunday, December 29, the towns of Hurlingham, Colonel Dorrego and Labarden commemorate their respective founding anniversaries. Although many wonder if the day of rest will be moved to another to enjoy a long weekend, the answer is negative.
Local authorities have confirmed that, as established by current regulations, rest for these communities will not be transferred. Therefore, the event on December 29 will continue as originally planned, without changes to its programming.
This announcement implies that the residents of these areas will have to work as on a regular day, without the possibility of extending the rest. Although the celebrations will continue, there will not be an extended weekend for the residents of Hurlingham, Coronel Dorrego and Labarden.
What is the holiday calendar like in 2025?
Immovable holidays:
- January 1, Wednesday: New Year.
- March 3, Monday: Carnival.
- March 4, Tuesday: Carnival.
- March 24, Monday: National Day of Remembrance for Truth and Justice.
- April 2, Wednesday: Veteran’s Day and those who fell in the Malvinas War.
- April 18, Friday: Good Friday.
- May 1, Thursday: Labor Day.
- May 25, Sunday: May Revolution Day.
- June 20, Friday: Passage to the Immortality of General Manuel Belgrano.
- July 9, Wednesday: Independence Day.
- December 8, Monday: Day of the Immaculate Conception of Mary.
- December 25, Thursday: Christmas.
Transferable holidays
- June 16, Monday: Passage to the Immortality of General Martín Güemes.
- August 17, Sunday: Passage to the Immortality of General José de San Martín.
- October 12, Sunday: Day of Respect for Cultural Diversity.
- November 24, Monday: National Sovereignty Day.
Non-working days
- May 2, Friday.
- August 15, Friday.
- November 21, Friday.
Jewish holidays
- April 13-20: Pesach.
- June 2-3: Shavout.
- September 23-24: Rosh Hashanah.
- October 2: Yom Kippur.
- October 7-8: Sukkot.
- October 14-15: Simchat Torah.
Source: Ambito
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