Sin Fiesta Nacional on October 12 in Madrid, Catalonia, País Vasco…

1. Option to suppress the National Fiesta
2. After the autocracies decided to abolish it
3. Aplazada la reucción de los puentes
4. Allow 2025 reform
5. Rajoy was not fulfilled

Doce comunidades autónomas will not move the October 12 festival – National Fiesta Day – to Monday, even if it falls on a Sunday. Because this is one of the so-called “compensable holidays” that each region has the option of including or not in their labor calendars.

Contact ECD, Next year there will be eight “non-replaceable” national holidays: January 1 (Año Nuevo, which falls on a Wednesday), April 18 (Fridays), May 1 (Fiesta del Trabajo, Jueves), August 15 (Asunción de la Virgen, viernes) , 1 de noviembre (All Saints, Saturday), 6 de diciembre (día de la Constitución, sábado), 8 de diciembre (Inmaculada Concepción, lunes) and 25 de diciembre (díaque de). en jueves).

A estos ocho festivos “no sustituibles” hay que sumar otro más, el 6 de enero (Día de Reyes, lunes), que será fiesta en todas las comunidades autonomas, because no region has used its faculty to change this festival to another day . So in 2025 there will be a total of nine holidays in all of Spain.

Option to suppress the National Fiesta

A estos días de fiesta en todo el territorio national hay que sumar otros cuatro festivos, dos que establece cada autonomous community, y'dos festivos locales, que ajedadan los ayuntamientos.

Sin embargo, the National Fiesta Day of October 12, 2025 will not be a holiday in all of Spain. Domingo needs to be contacted.

You can choose for the elections to be held on October 13 of the 13th calendar year.

After the autocracies decided to abolish it

Según ha podido saber Confidencial Digital, por fuentes de varias consejerías de Trabajo autonómicas, doce comunidades han decided to suppress the national festival of October 12.

Last Madrid, Catalonia, Comunidad Valenciana, País Vasco, Galicia, Navarra, Castilla-La Mancha, Region de Murcia, Cantabria, La Rioja, Canarias, Baleares and Ceuta.

In these regions, Monday 13 October 2025 will be a business, but there will be different festivals throughout the year. In the labor calendar of the Community of Madrid, for example, the festival of Santiago Apostol (July 25, Friday) is highlighted every year, which is not included among the autonomous festivals.

The embargo of sin is the other territories that belong to the 12th year on October 12: Andalusia, Aragon, Castile and León, Extremadura and Asturias, Además dela.

Aplazada la reucción de los puentes

It should be remembered that the last word belongs to the Ministry of Labor, because although companies have the power to determine the general work calendar, the commemorative nature of holidays is hidden from the general interest of citizens.

After this calendar, there is a calendar related to Gobierno. The General Directorate of Employment has closed the labor program for 2025, which will not include the reduction of bridges that the employer CEOE has been demanding for several years.

Allow 2025 reform

Of course, 2025 has removed most of the holidays from the calendar. Well, Gobierno de Pedro Sánchez and a esquivar el costo politico que assumaría, si pone fin a con esta istórica costumbre espanola, una media que tampoco el PP llegó llegó applicar estaba el poder.

There is no sign, united autonomous (and different types) do not exist, there is no great resistance or transladar or suppression of local places, to exist in the largest social networks.

Spain is one of the European countries with the most non-working days, with 14 public holidays per year. They recognize 10 días festivos of a national character, 2 autonomicos and 2 local ones. It trails Austria (13), Germany (12), Belgium, Italy and France (11 each), Great Britain and Ireland (9) and the Netherlands (8).

Rajoy was not fulfilled

Reducción de los puentes festivos was a promise that Mariano Rajoy failed to fulfill in seven years, and now he wants businessmen to take over and regulate Pedro Sánchez's government.

In his 2011 investiture speech as prime minister, Rajoy promised to move weekday festivals to the nearest Monday or Friday to decongest the long bridges, popularly known as “acueductos”.

Argumentó en el Congreso de los Diputados says the measure will save costs, increase the competitiveness of companies and prevent the hemorrhaging of “millions and millions of euros” after the Spaniards leave the bridge.