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Public Holidays in Mexico |
If you plan to visit Mexico, don't forget to consider the dates of the Mexican public or bank holidays.
Mexico has a variety of public holidays, some of which are statutory holidays where everyone has the right to a day off. Others
are traditional civic holidays that are not compulsory but are often granted.
In addition there are many local area holidays.
Holidays falling on a Saturday or Sunday to NOT generate an additional compensation day of holiday.
See below for the full list of national holidays in Mexico.
Mexican Public (Bank) Holidays
2010
Friday 1st January - New Years Day
Tuesday 2nd February - Constitution Day
Monday 15th March - Birthday of Benito Juárez
Thursday 1st April - Maundy Thursday
Friday 2nd April - Good Friday
Sunday 3rd April - Easter
Saturday 1st May - Workers Day - Labour Day
Wednesday 5th May - Anniversary of Battle of Puebla
Monday 10th May - Mothers Day
Thursday 16th September - Independence Day
Tuesday 12th October - Día de la Raza - Columbus Day
Tuesday 2nd November - All Souls Day - Day of the Dead
Monday 15th November - 1910 Mexican Revolution Day Holiday
Sunday 12th December - Our Lady of Guadalupe Day
Friday 25 December - Christmas Day
2009
Thursday 1st January - New Years Day
Monday 2nd February - Constitution Day
Monday 16th March - Birthday of Benito Juárez
Thursday 9th April - Maundy Thursday
Friday 10th April - Good Friday
Sunday 12th April - Easter
Friday 1st May - Workers Day - Labour Day
Tuesday 5th May - Anniversary of Battle of Puebla
Sunday 10th May - Mothers Day
Wednesday 16th September - Independence Day
Monday 12th October - Día de la Raza - Columbus Day
Monday 2nd November - All Souls Day - Day of the Dead
Monday 16th November - 1910 Mexican Revolution Day Holiday
Saturday 12th December - Our Lady of Guadalupe Day
Friday 25 December - Christmas Day
To view public holidays for other countries & locations in the world, try our Worldwide Public Holidays section
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