1989 Holidays and Events in Chuquisaca, Bolivia

Additional Information	Date	Name
	1/1/1989, Sun	New Year's Day
Note A national feriado (Ano Nuevo).
	1/22/1989, Sun	Day of the Plurinational State
Note A national feriado (Dia del Estado Plurinacional de Bolivia).
	2/6/1989, Mon	Carnival Monday
Note A national feriado (Lunes de Carnaval, Shrove Monday).
	2/7/1989, Tue	Carnival Tuesday
Note A national feriado (Martes de Carnaval, Shrove Tuesday).
	3/24/1989, Fri	Good Friday
Note A national feriado (Viernes Santo).
	3/26/1989, Sun	Easter
Note A Christian religious observance. Not a national feriado.
	5/1/1989, Mon	Labour Day
Note A national feriado (Dia del Trabajo).
	5/25/1989, Thu	Primer Grito Libertario de America
Note A departmental feriado (Chuquisaca). Commemorates the 25 May 1809 uprising in Sucre, the First Libertarian Cry of America.
	5/25/1989, Thu	Corpus Christi
Note A national feriado (Corpus Christi).
	6/1/1989, Thu	Andean-Amazonian-Chaco New Year
Note A national feriado (Ano Nuevo Andino Amazonico y del Chaco).
	8/5/1989, Sat	Independence Day
Note A national feriado (Dia de la Independencia). Commemorates Bolivia's independence on 6 August 1825.
	11/2/1989, Thu	All Souls' Day
Note A national feriado (Dia de los Difuntos).
	12/25/1989, Mon	Christmas Day
Note A national feriado (Navidad).

1/1/1989, Sun

New Year's Day

1/22/1989, Sun

Day of the Plurinational State

2/6/1989, Mon

Carnival Monday

2/7/1989, Tue

Carnival Tuesday

3/24/1989, Fri

Good Friday

3/26/1989, Sun

Easter

5/1/1989, Mon

Labour Day

5/25/1989, Thu

Primer Grito Libertario de America

Note: A departmental feriado (Chuquisaca). Commemorates the 25 May 1809 uprising in Sucre, the First Libertarian Cry of America.

5/25/1989, Thu

Corpus Christi

6/1/1989, Thu

Andean-Amazonian-Chaco New Year

8/5/1989, Sat

Independence Day

Note: A national feriado (Dia de la Independencia). Commemorates Bolivia's independence on 6 August 1825.

11/2/1989, Thu

All Souls' Day

12/25/1989, Mon

Christmas Day