Overview
- Argentina observed a national holiday on Monday, Nov. 24, after transferring Día de la Soberanía Nacional, completing a four-day break that began with a tourism-focused nonworking Friday 21.
- The Dec. 8 Inmaculada Concepción in Argentina is an inamovible holiday that creates the year’s final three-day weekend and carries 100% pay surcharges for those who work.
- Peru confirmed consecutive national holidays on Monday, Dec. 8, and Tuesday, Dec. 9, creating a four-day stretch from Saturday 6 to Tuesday 9, with nationwide school suspensions on the 8th and 9th.
- Under Peru’s Decree Legislative No. 713, work performed on Dec. 8 or 9 without a substitute day off earns triple remuneration, and violations draw fines ranging from S/1,058 to S/24,163.
- Regional measures include a nonworking day in Moquegua on Tuesday, Nov. 25, with public schools closed; a public-sector nonworking day in Pasco on Thursday, Nov. 27; and a municipal nonworking day for Tijuana staff on Monday, Nov. 24, with emergency services on duty.