Overview
- The official calendar confirms Friday, Nov. 21 as a non‑working day for tourism and Monday, Nov. 24 as the transferred National Sovereignty Day holiday, creating a nationwide four‑day weekend.
- The Central Bank’s holiday schedule suspends in‑person services from Friday through Monday, halting window deposits and transfers, check processing, account openings, currency operations and access to safety deposit boxes.
- ATMs and online/mobile channels will operate, though some payments and processing scheduled for the holiday period will settle on the next business day.
- Local observances add short breaks: Oct. 24 is a non‑working day in Ituzaingó, Ramallo and Suipacha, and Oct. 27 is a municipal holiday in Marcos Paz, Alberti and 9 de Julio with public‑sector closures and optional private‑sector adherence.
- Peru reaffirms Nov. 1 as a national holiday and maintains Oct. 24 as a non‑working day in San Román (Juliaca), while separate reports of a U.S. nationwide 72‑hour stoppage are uncorroborated and a confirmed Oct. 31 closure applies only to Nevada’s state holiday.