Overview
- Mexico City’s Metro will run 05:00–23:00 on Dec. 31 (last departures 22:30) and 07:00–24:00 on Jan. 1 under a holiday timetable, with bicycles allowed on Jan. 1.
- Peru’s Supreme Decree No. 042-2025-PCM confirms no extended break from Dec. 29–31, makes Jan. 1 a national holiday, and declares Jan. 2 a non-working day for the public sector.
- Peru’s ATU set special hours: the Metropolitano’s regular services A, B and C operate roughly 05:00–22:00 on Dec. 31 (feeders to 23:00), and Línea 1 runs 05:00–22:00 on Dec. 31 and 05:30–22:00 on Jan. 1 with adjusted frequencies.
- Buenos Aires announced restricted services: subte and Premetro operate 06:00–22:00 on Dec. 31 and 08:00–22:00 on Jan. 1, night-of-Dec. 31 waste collection is suspended, and most municipal offices remain closed with hospital emergency guards active.
- Retail and banking hours tighten widely: major Peruvian supermarkets shorten Dec. 31 hours and many close Jan. 1; banks such as BCP, BBVA, Scotiabank and Interbank operate reduced hours on Dec. 31 and close Jan. 1; in Spain, big chains close early on Dec. 31 and largely shut on Jan. 1; in the U.S., Walmart opens both days while Costco and Sam’s Club close on Jan. 1.