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Calendar July 2100 & Moon Phases
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Public Holidays in Equatorial Guinea 2100
| Date | Week | Public Holidays | Type |
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| January 1, 2100 | Fri | New Year's Day | National |
| March 8, 2100 | Mon | International Women's Day | National |
| March 25, 2100 | Thu | Maundy Thursday | National |
| March 26, 2100 | Fri | Good Friday | National |
| May 1, 2100 | Sat | International Labor Day | National |
| May 3, 2100 | Mon | International Labor Day (observed) | National |
| May 25, 2100 | Tue | African Liberation Day | National |
| May 27, 2100 | Thu | Corpus Christi | National |
| June 5, 2100 | Sat | President's Day | National |
| June 7, 2100 | Mon | President's Day (observed) | National |
| August 3, 2100 | Tue | Armed Forces Day | National |
| August 15, 2100 | Sun | Constitution Day | National |
| August 16, 2100 | Mon | Constitution Day (observed) | National |
| October 12, 2100 | Tue | National Independence Day | National |
| December 8, 2100 | Wed | Immaculate Conception | National |
| December 25, 2100 | Sat | Christmas Day | National |
| December 27, 2100 | Mon | Christmas Day (observed) | National |
About Public Holidays in Guinea Ecuatorial
Equatorial Guinea, the only Spanish-speaking nation in sub-Saharan Africa, celebrates a holiday calendar reflecting its colonial history and Catholic faith. Independence Day on October 12, which also marks the 1968 break from Spain, is the national centrepiece, and the country observes Christmas, Easter and the Assumption with Catholic devotion. The President's Birthday and the anniversary of the 1979 coup are official holidays, and the country's Fang, Bubi and Ndowe traditions add distinctive cultural celebrations.
In 2100, Equatorial Guinea observes 17 public holidays including 17 national, of which 4 fall on a weekend.
Sports Events in Equatorial Guinea 2100
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