Javier Milei's Decree on the Day of the Child: thus the official name was restored
Child's Day is not a national holiday.
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Child's Day is not a national holiday. The writing adds that "it is a tradition rooted in our country to celebrate a holiday dedicated to children, known as" Children's Day, "which takes place on the third Sunday of August each year.". The holiday reaches workers throughout the country and is part of the official calendar set for 2026.
Furthermore, The United States chose June 8 for this event.
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Child's Day is not a national holiday.
reliability moderate2/2 sourcesThe writing adds that "it is a tradition rooted in our country to celebrate a holiday dedicated to children, known as" Children's Day, "which takes place on the third Sunday of August each year.".
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However, this year the date is immediately before the national holiday on Monday 17, which will allow the rest to be extended for three consecutive days.
according to El CronistaThe holiday reaches workers throughout the country and is part of the official calendar set for 2026.
according to El CronistaThe United States chose June 8 for this event.
according to La Nación (AR) — Últimas noticias
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