Is October 12 a holiday in Mexico?

What is celebrated on October 12?

October 12 marks the Day of race in memory of that fight between the natives and the Spanish colonizers in 1492, following the Genoese sailor Christopher Columbus discovered the New World.

That day was named like this, because of the miscegenation that was born from the encounter between these two very different cultural groups, on the one hand, the white Spanish race and on the other the indigenous, thus initiating the union between Europe and America, and that also knows him as the “Encounter of two worlds”.

Consequently, it is important to remember that because Columbus believed he had found the Indies -and not the American continent- it was that these new lands were named like that and therefore, their Indian inhabitants. Both denominations were used following the gestation of the European colonization of America that lasted 300 years, until the end of the colonial period, detailed the National Human Rights Commission.

Are there classes on October 12?

Yes, since according to the SEP, this day is not a holiday, so students, teachers, and administrative staff will go to schools during a normal class day.

The next bridge considered within the federal dependency is until the anniversary of the beginning of the Mexican Revolution, that is, on November 20 of this year, and because this date falls on a Sunday, the holiday will go to Monday, November 21. november. Therefore, both workers and students will report to work until November 22.

What are the holidays or mandatory rest days?

The rest days applicable to all workers are those considered in article 74 of the Federal labor lawwhose final clause establishes that in addition to the days listed, the one determined by federal and local electoral laws will apply, in the case of ordinary elections, to carry out the electoral day.

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