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Cuba has nine official National Public HolidaysJanuary 1st - Liberation Day & New Year__ Liberation Day is also called __riunfo de la Revolucion._ This day celebrates the removal of dictator Batista from power and the start of Fidel Castro__ power.January 2nd - Victory of the Armed Forces A holiday commemorating its revolution__ history. Good Friday Good Friday became a national holiday following the visit of Pope Benedict XVI. The first Good Friday recognized as a holiday was in 2014, according to Granma, the Official Body Central Committee of the Communist Party of Cuba. May 1st - International Labour Day Called __ia de los Trabajadores,_ Havana-Guide.com noted there are many celebrations this holiday, including __peeches on the __laza de la Revolucion_ celebrating the work force and the Communist party.__uly 25th till 27th - Commemmoration of the Assault to Moncada/National Rebellion Day This three-day long holiday remembers the 1953 capture and exile of Fidel Castro, according to VisitarCuba. This happened near Santiago in the Moncada army barracks. This week is also celebrated with carnivals in Santiago as the saint day of St. James (Santiago).October 19th - Independence Day, __ia de la Independencia_ Independence Day celebrates the early independence of Cuba in 1868, when Carlos Manuel Cespedes freed his slaves and began the War of Independence against Spain, according to Travel Cuba. December 25, 2017 - Christmas, __atividad_ Christmas has only recently been re-established as a holiday due to Pope John Paul__ visit in 1998.
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Cuba has nine official National Public HolidaysJanuary 1st - Liberation Day & New Year__ Liberation Day is also called __riunfo de la Revolucion._ This day celebrates the removal of dictator Batista from power and the start of Fidel Castro__ power.January 2nd - Victory of the Armed Forces A holiday commemorating its revolution__ history. Good Friday Good Friday became a national holiday following the visit of Pope Benedict XVI. The first Good Friday recognized as a holiday was in 2014, according to Granma, the Official Body Central Committee of the Communist Party of Cuba. May 1st - International Labour Day Called __ia de los Trabajadores,_ Havana-Guide.com noted there are many celebrations this holiday, including __peeches on the __laza de la Revolucion_ celebrating the work force and the Communist party.__uly 25th till 27th - Commemmoration of the Assault to Moncada/National Rebellion Day This three-day long holiday remembers the 1953 capture and exile of Fidel Castro, according to VisitarCuba. This happened near Santiago in the Moncada army barracks. This week is also celebrated with carnivals in Santiago as the saint day of St. James (Santiago).October 19th - Independence Day, __ia de la Independencia_ Independence Day celebrates the early independence of Cuba in 1868, when Carlos Manuel Cespedes freed his slaves and began the War of Independence against Spain, according to Travel Cuba. December 25, 2017 - Christmas, __atividad_ Christmas has only recently been re-established as a holiday due to Pope John Paul__ visit in 1998.

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