Overview
- Argentina confirms Monday, November 24, as the obligatory National Sovereignty Day holiday moved from November 20 under the transferable‑holiday law.
- Argentina designates Friday, November 21, as a non‑working tourism day at employer discretion in the private sector, with ordinary pay if worked, while the BCRA lists it as a bank non‑business day.
- In Mexico, Monday, November 17, is a statutory holiday per the Federal Labor Law and CNBV calendar; bank branches close while ATMs and digital channels operate, with branches reopening Tuesday, November 18.
- Mexican workers required to labor on November 17 must receive the legally mandated extra compensation cited by the LFT, commonly resulting in triple pay for that day.
- Peru issues no national decree for Tuesday, November 18, which remains a regular workday, while El Peruano records regional non‑working days such as Sarhua on November 17, Moquegua on November 25, and Pasco on November 27.