Public Holidays in Argentina - Other Observances By Law

Other Observances By Law

The following are federal non-working national or religious holidays, during which people of the following faiths are excused from work:

  • Eastern Orthodox: Christmas Day (January 7th)
  • Islam: Festival of Sacrifice, Muslim New Year and End of Ramadan
  • Judaism: Passover (first two days and last two days), Jewish New Year and Day of Atonement

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