These are the Latin American countries with more and less holidays

Ecuador registers 11 days of national holidays a year. The next ones are Labor Day and the Battle of Pichincha, which are celebrated on May 1 and 24, respectively.

The last holiday for Holy Week has led Latin Americans to look for the dates of the next holidays of the year.

Whether due to history, tradition or religion, Latin American calendars have a minimum of nine and a maximum of 19 national holidays that are not worked on, according to the Public Holidays Global portal.

Argentina is the Latin American country with the most holidays per year, while Nicaragua is the one with the fewest.

Holidays in Ecuador

In Ecuador there are 11 annual national holidays: New Year (January 1), Carnival (two days of variable date), Good Friday (variable date), Labor Day (May 1) and Battle of Pichincha (May 24). .

As well as First Cry for Independence (August 10), Guayaquil Independence (October 9), All Souls Day (November 2), Cuenca Independence (November 3) and Christmas (December 25).

“When the national or local mandatory rest days established in this Law correspond to Saturdays or Sundays, the rest will be transferred, respectively, to the previous Friday or to the following Monday.”

This is established by the Reform Law to the Organic Law of Public Service and the Labor Code.

These are the holiday schedules for the next three years: