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Although some Galician municipalities are enjoying their local holidays today, which coincide with Easter Monday, most social workers have returned to their routines. Of course, with reference to the work calendar and Labor Day, which is celebrated on May 1
Monday. A day that, if it doesn’t already have many followers, becomes more hated if it falls after the bridge or some rest as Easter. Although this April 10 is called Easter and is a local holiday in some municipalities, such as Ferrol or Oleiros, for most Galician workers it means a return to routine. Of course, with a view to the following days marked in red on the work calendar. When do the next ones fall? holiday in Galicia?
With the exception of some local festivities, which you can consult both on the map and in the search engineit will have to wait Labor Dayfollowing May 1stenjoy a break in the work calendar.
First of all, it is important to take into account that every year there are 14 working days that are designated as holidays. It is the same number for all municipalities in Spain, although the dates chosen differ. There are 12 days in total National holidays and regional, according to the work calendar published by the BOE for this year 2023, eight of which are irreplaceable public holidays. That is, they are celebrated in all communities. Are they Big Friday (April 7), Labor Day (May 1), Our Lady (August 15), National holiday of Spain (12 October °), All Saints (November 1), Spanish Constitution Day (December 6), the the immaculate conception (December 8) i Birth (December 25).
When they are older, each community decides four regional holidays. In this year 2023, everyone decided on last January 6, the Epiphany, better known as The day of kings. In addition, Galicia chose Maundy Thursday, which is celebrated on April 5. The two remaining dates, which are still to come, are Galician Literature Day (May 17) i Galician day o Day of the Apostle Santiago (July 25).
In this way, the festivities to be celebrated throughout Galicia (excluding, of course, local holidays) are as follows:
May 1st: Labor Day (Monday)
May 17: Galician Literature Day (Wednesday)
July 25: Day of Galicia / Day of the Apostle Santiago (Tuesday)
August 15: Assumption (Tuesday)
October 12 °: national holiday of Spain (Thursday)
November 1: All Saints (Wednesday)
December 6: Spanish Constitution Day (Wednesday)
December 8: Immaculate Conception (Friday)
December 25: Christmas (Monday).
When it is older, each municipality gives two points local holidays. If you want to know when the celebrations of your population fall or, for example, where April 10 is a holiday, you can turn to our search engine.
Source: La Vozde Galicia
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