Overview

• Decreto 614/2025, published in the Boletín Oficial with signatures from President Javier Milei and Cabinet Chief Guillermo Francos, is in force.
• The 2026 calendar lists inamovible dates and trasladable holidays that will be decided case by case by the Jefatura de Gabinete.
• Confirmed transfers include Monday 17 August for San Martín and Monday 12 October for Diversity Day, with a possible move for 17 June honoring Güemes.
• The Day of National Sovereignty will be observed on Friday 20 November to form a long weekend.
• Projected long weekends include 14–17 February (Carnival), 2–5 April (Holy Week and Malvinas), and 20–22 November, with potential additional puente holidays pending future decrees.