Next Monday, March 17th, in Mexico, will be a public holiday in commemoration of the birth of Benito Juárez. Although there is no special celebration on this date, the holiday is marked on the civic calendar of the country, which means that banks and other institutions will be closed.
According to the Federal Labor Law, there are several dates in the year that are considered mandatory days off. Among these days are New Year's Day, Mexican Constitution Day, Labor Day, Independence Day, Mexican Revolution Day, and Christmas. March 17th is added to this list, being the day dedicated to the birth of Benito Juárez.
On this date, banks such as ABC Capital, Banca Afirme, Banco del Bienestar, Banca Mifel, among others, will not open their doors to the public. The National Banking and Securities Commission establishes that financial entities will follow the regulations of the Federal Labor Law, so they will respect the holiday.
CNBV warns citizens and bank clients to take precautions and plan their operations in advance due to the closure of banks on March 17th. Although banks will suspend their operations to the public, they are expected to operate normally before and after this holiday.
For students and workers, March 17th represents a mandatory day of rest, allowing them to enjoy a small bridge in the work and school calendar. It is important to remember this holiday date to avoid setbacks and plan financial activities in advance.
