Always in contact with our customers, this section was created for you to consult the Mexican and American holidays which will not dispose of transfers due to banking inactivity.
Calendar 2010
MEXICO
|
| JANUARY |
1 |
NEW YEAR'S DAY |
| FEBRUARY |
1* |
ANNIVERSARY OF MEXICAN CONSTITUTION |
| MARCH |
15* |
BENITO JUÁREZ BIRTHDAY |
APRIL |
1
2 |
HOLY THURSDAY
GOOD FRIDAY |
| MAY |
1 |
MEXICAN LABOR DAY |
| SEPTEMBER |
16 |
MEXICAN INDEPENDENCE DAY |
| NOVEMBER |
2
15* |
ALL SOUL'S DAY
ANNIVERSARY OF THE MEXICAN REVOLUTION |
| DECEMBER |
12
25 |
DAY OF THE VIRGIN OF GUADALUPE
CHRISTMAS DAY |
*In accordance with the decree that reforms the article 74 of the Mexican Federal Labor law, published in the Federal Offical Gazette, the holidays will be as follows:
- February 2nd. Anniversary of Mexican Constitution. First Monday of February.
- March 21st. Benito Juarez's Birthday. Third Monday of March.
- November 20th. Anniversary of the Mexican Revolution. Third Monday of November.
UNITED STATES AMERICA
|
| JANUARY |
1
18 |
NEW YEAR'S DAY
MARTIN LUTHER KING'S |
| FEBRUARY |
15 |
PRESIDENT´S DAY |
| MAY |
31 |
MEMORIAL DAY |
| JULY |
5** |
INDEPENDENCE DAY |
| SEPTEMBER |
6 |
U.S. LABOR DAY |
| OCTOBER |
11 |
COLUMBUS DAY |
| NOVEMBER |
11
25 |
VETERAN´S DAY
THANKSGIVING DAY |
| DECEMBER |
24* |
CHRISTMAS DAY |
*Holiday falls on a Saturday. The Federal Reserve Bank of New York will be open the preceding Friday; however, the Board of Governors will be closed.
**For holidays falling on Sunday, all Federal Reserve offices will be closed the following Monday.
PHILIPPINES
|
| JANUARY |
1 |
NEW YEAR'S DAY |
| FEBRUARY |
22 |
EDSA REVOLUTION ANNIVERSARY |
| APRIL |
1
2
9 |
MAUNDY THURSDAY
GOOD FRIDAY
ARAW NG KAGITINGAN |
| MAY |
1 |
LABOR DAY |
| JUNE |
14 |
INDEPENDENCE DAY |
| AUGUST |
23
30 |
NINOY AQUINO DAY
NATIONAL HEROES DAY |
| SEPTEMBER |
10* |
EID'L FITR (FEAST OF RAMADAN) |
| NOVEMBER |
1
16*
29 |
ALL SAINTS DAY
EID'L ADHA (FEAST OF BREAKING FAST)
BONIFACIO DAY |
| DECEMBER |
24
25
27
31 |
CHRISTMAS EVE
CHRISTMAS DAY
RIZAL DAY
NEW YEAR'S EVE |
*Regional Holiday - to be confirmed.
According to proclamation No.1841 of the Philippines; Declaring the regular holidays, special (Non-working) days, and special holiday (for all schools) for the year 2010. Whereas, RA No. 9492 provides that holidays, except those wich are religious in nature, are moved to the nearest monday unless otherwise modified by law, order or proclamation.
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