Holidays and observances in Argentina in 2022

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Holidays and Observances in Argentina in 2022

Date		Name	Type
Date		Name	Type
Jan 1	Saturday	New Year's Day	National holiday
Jan 13	Thursday	Public Sector Half Day	Public Sector Holiday
Jan 14	Friday	Public Sector Half Day	Public Sector Holiday
Feb 28	Monday	Carnival / Shrove Monday	National holiday
Mar 1	Tuesday	Carnival / Shrove Tuesday / Pancake Day	National holiday
Mar 20	Sunday	March Equinox	Season
Mar 24	Thursday	Memorial Day	National holiday
Apr 2	Saturday	Day of the Veterans	National holiday
Apr 14	Thursday	Maundy Thursday	National holiday, Christian
Apr 15	Friday	Good Friday	National holiday, Christian
Apr 15	Friday	Passover Eve	Observance
Apr 16	Saturday	First day of Passover	Optional holiday
Apr 17	Sunday	Easter Sunday	Observance, Christian
Apr 17	Sunday	Second Day of Passover	Optional holiday
Apr 21	Thursday	Sixth Day of Passover	Observance
Apr 22	Friday	Seventh Day of Passover	Hebrew, Optional holiday
Apr 23	Saturday	Last day of Passover	Hebrew, Optional holiday
Apr 24	Sunday	Action Day for Tolerance and Respect between People	Observance
May 1	Sunday	Labor Day / May Day	National holiday
May 2	Monday	End of Ramadan	Muslim, Optional holiday
May 18	Wednesday	Census Day	National holiday
May 25	Wednesday	National Day/May 1810 Revolution	National holiday
Jun 17	Friday	Commemoration of General Don Martín Miguel de Güemes	National holiday
Jun 20	Monday	Flag Day	National holiday
Jun 21	Tuesday	June Solstice	Season
Jul 9	Saturday	Independence day	National holiday
Jul 9	Saturday	Eid al-Adha	Muslim, Optional holiday
Jul 30	Saturday	Muharram/New Year	Muslim, Optional holiday
Aug 15	Monday	San Martín Day	National holiday
Sep 22	Thursday	September Equinox	Season
Sep 25	Sunday	Rosh Hashana Eve	Hebrew
Sep 26	Monday	Rosh Hashana	Hebrew, Optional holiday
Sep 27	Tuesday	Second day of Rosh Hashana	Hebrew, Optional holiday
Oct 4	Tuesday	Yom Kippur Eve	Hebrew
Oct 5	Wednesday	Yom Kippur	Hebrew, Optional holiday
Oct 7	Friday	Bridge Public Holiday	National holiday
Oct 10	Monday	Day of Respect for Cultural Diversity	National holiday
Nov 20	Sunday	National Sovereignty Day	National holiday
Nov 21	Monday	Bridge Public Holiday	National holiday
Dec 8	Thursday	Feast of the Immaculate Conception	National holiday
Dec 9	Friday	Bridge Public Holiday	National holiday
Dec 21	Wednesday	December Solstice	Season
Dec 25	Sunday	Christmas Day	National holiday, Christian
Dec 31	Saturday	New Year's Eve	Observance

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