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Overview
- O Globo’s calendar confirms that Dia de Finados on November 2 is a national holiday established by Law No. 10,607 in 2002.
- The observance centers on honoring the deceased, typically with cemetery visits and family prayers.
- Proclamação da República on November 15 remains a national holiday under Federal Law No. 662 from 1949.
- Dia da Consciência Negra on November 20 is recognized nationwide following a 2023 presidential sanction.
- Other listed dates include Dia do Bandeirante (November 14), Dia da Bandeira (November 19) and the National Day to Combat Cancer (November 27), with Finados on a Sunday, Republic Day on a Saturday and Black Consciousness Day on a Thursday.