May Revolution in Argentina

First National Government Day is a national public holiday in Argentina that commemorates the May Revolution and the establishment of the Primera Junta on May 25, 1810. This event marks the formation of Argentina’s first independent government and is viewed as a foundational step toward national sovereignty. Together with July 9th, which celebrates the Declaration of Independence, May 25th is considered one of Argentina’s most significant patriotic days and is recognized as an official National Day.

Holiday Patterns in Argentina

• This country has 16 public holidays each year.
• 5 holidays are movable (date changes each year).
• 3 holiday(s) fall on Sundays.
• 14 holiday(s) are unique to this country.
• The longest stretch without a holiday is 61 days.
• Most holidays fall in: March.