Overview
- Buenos Aires Province municipalities set local non-working days tied to anniversaries: Oct. 27 in Marcos Paz, Alberti and 9 de Julio, Oct. 28 in Leandro N. Alem and Oct. 31 in Benito Juárez, pausing public-sector activity with optional adherence for private employers.
- Peru’s official calendar lists only Saturday, Nov. 1 (All Saints’ Day) as a national holiday for this period, with no government decree creating a Oct. 31–Nov. 2 long weekend, and the remaining 2025 holidays are Dec. 8, Dec. 9 and Dec. 25.
- Peru distinguishes a nationwide feriado from a public-sector–focused día no laborable, and working a feriado without compensatory rest triggers triple pay under labor rules enforceable via Sunafil complaints.
- Ahead of Mexico’s Revolution Day observance, Monday, Nov. 17 is a mandatory national rest day under the Federal Labor Law, and anyone who works must receive triple pay, with PROFEDET available for guidance and complaints.
- In Mexico, Oct. 31 (Halloween) and Nov. 1–2 (Día de Muertos) are not official rest days for workers under the labor law, though school calendars may schedule student suspensions unrelated to statutory holidays.