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Argentina Independence day

Posted on by Jeffrey Barke

Argentina Independence Day is observed annually on July 9. It is a national public holiday that marks the day when Argentina declared independence from Spain. Independence Day is a historically significant event for every country, and on this day Argentina organizes remarkable celebrations with patriotic events.

On July 9, 1816, the Congress of Tucumán declared the independence of the United Provinces of South America, the region the nation belonged to. Argentines take to the streets and participate in many different activities, from marches and concerts to public rallies and parades, to celebrate Argentina’s Independence Day. Anyone in Argentina or on another continent of the world can celebrate this holiday. To promote education among Argentine students many organizations and companies have established scholarships for Hispanic students.

National Koi Day

Posted on by Haroon Mohsin

National Koi Day is celebrated on July 7 every year. It’s a special day of the year that is dedicated to the Japanese Koi fish. This holiday is held to fully devote attention and time to appreciate the beauty of Koi fish, an outlandish species associated with many important and meaningful stories and traditions, which have long been celebrated by its native people.

Anyone can join the celebration. It is a day of celebration for people who love fish and Japanese culture, scientists, researchers, or even just the curious ones.

Jura Independence Day

Posted on by Haroon Mohsin

Jura Independence Day, or Fête d’Indépendance, is celebrated every year on June 23 and is a regional public holiday held in the Republic and Canton of the Jura. This holiday celebrates Jura becoming a canton of Switzerland on this date in 1979. Did you know that Jura was once a part of the canton of Bern? Yes, for over 160 years, Jura was a part of the canton of Bern and remained so until they decided to join the Swiss Confederation as the 26th Swiss Canton. So what exactly is the history of Jura and its significance in the shaping of Switzerland? Read on to know more.