7 source-backed records whose verified scope explicitly identifies Argentina. This is an observance index, not a public-holiday calendar.
Argentina’s Law 27,399 lists July 9, Independence Day, among fixed non-transferable national holidays. Argentina’s official historical material identifies July 9, 1816 as the date the Congr…
Argentina’s official government portal states that Law 12,361 fixed 20 June as Flag Day, and the official legal database records the law declaring that date Día de la Bandera.
Argentina’s national government identifies May 25 as Día de la Revolución de Mayo y Primer Gobierno Patrio and treats it as an immovable national holiday.
Argentina’s Casa Rosada states that every 20 November the country commemorates National Sovereignty Day in memory of the Battle of Vuelta de Obligado.
Argentina’s current consolidated holiday decree lists 12 October as Día del Respeto a la Diversidad Cultural and sets transfer rules for some national holidays.
Argentina’s Law 25.633 establishes March 24 as the National Day of Remembrance for Truth and Justice, while current official holiday law treats March 24 as a non-transferable national holid…
Argentina’s Law 27,258 establishes the 17 June national holiday commemorating General Martín Miguel de Güemes; Law 27,399 classifies 17 June as a transferable national holiday, so the obser…
