Celebrating the Day of the Argentine National Constitution
A Day of National Unity and Remembrance
Every year on May 1st, Argentina commemorates the Day of the National Constitution, a day that celebrates and remembers the signing of the document that has shaped the nation's political and legal landscape for over a century and a half.
Historical Significance
On May 1, 1853, delegates from across Argentina gathered in the city of Santa Fe to draft and sign the National Constitution. This historic event marked a pivotal moment in Argentina's history, as it established the framework for a federal republic and laid the foundation for the country's democratic institutions.
A National Holiday
The Day of the National Constitution is a national holiday in Argentina, with schools, government offices, and many businesses closed in observance. It is a day for Argentines to come together and reflect on the importance of their shared history and values.
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