🇲🇽 멕시코
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Mandatory public holiday. Families celebrate with fireworks and gatherings welcoming the new year.

Candlemas — traditional holiday concluding Christmas season. Whoever got the 'baby Jesus' figurine in Rosca de Reyes must host a party.

1st 월요일 of 2월. Honors the promulgation of the 1917 Mexican Constitution, one of the world's first social constitutions.

3rd 월요일 of 3월. Honors the birthday of Benito Juárez (1806), 멕시코's first indigenous president and national hero.

Not a federal holiday but widely observed; many businesses close.

Mandatory holiday. The most solemn day of Holy Week; passion plays are held across 멕시코.

Mandatory holiday. Workers' marches and demonstrations in major cities.

Commemorates the Mexican victory over French forces at the Battle of Puebla on 5월 5, 1862. Not a federal holiday but widely celebrated — especially in the US.

Mandatory holiday. Celebrates 멕시코's declaration of independence in 1810. 'El Grito' (The Cry of Independence) is shouted the night before at midnight by the president.

Día de la Raza (Day of the Race) in 멕시코 — a reflection on the mixing of indigenous and Spanish cultures after 1492.

Start of Day of the Dead celebrations. Families build altars (ofrendas) honoring deceased relatives.

One of 멕시코's most iconic traditions. Families visit cemeteries to honor the dead with marigolds, food, and photos.

3rd 월요일 of 11월. Commemorates the start of the Mexican Revolution on 11월 20, 1910.

Celebration of 멕시코's patron saint. Major pilgrimage to the Basilica of Guadalupe in 멕시코 City — millions attend.

Mandatory holiday. Christmas Eve (Nochebuena) is the main family celebration, with piñatas and tamales.