How many public holidays are there in Mexico in 2006?

There are 8 public holidays in Mexico in 2006. The table on this page lists every one with its exact date and the day of the week it falls on.

What is the first public holiday in Mexico in 2006?

The first public holiday in Mexico in 2006 is Año Nuevo on Sunday, Jan 1, 2006.

Yes — Orvella can automatically apply Mexico's public holidays to your team's leave calendar so they're excluded from PTO calculations.

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Mexico has 8 public holidays in 2006. Below is the complete calendar with exact dates and the weekday each falls on.

Public holidays in Mexico for 2006
Date	Day	Holiday	Type
Jan 1, 2006	Sunday	Año Nuevo	Public
Feb 6, 2006	Monday	Día de la Constitución	Public
Mar 21, 2006	Tuesday	Natalicio de Benito Juárez	Public
Apr 13, 2006	Thursday	Jueves Santo	Bank
Apr 14, 2006	Friday	Viernes Santo	Bank
May 1, 2006	Monday	Día del Trabajador	Public
May 10, 2006	Wednesday	Día de la Madre	Observance
Sep 16, 2006	Saturday	Día de la Independencia	Public
Nov 2, 2006	Thursday	Día de los Difuntos	Bank
Nov 20, 2006	Monday	Día de la Revolución	Public
Dec 1, 2006	Friday	Transmisión del Poder Ejecutivo Federal	Public
Dec 12, 2006	Tuesday	Día de la Virgen de Guadalupe	Bank
Dec 25, 2006	Monday	Navidad	Public

Dates computed from Mexico's official holiday rules. Optional and observance days are included for reference and may not be paid days off.

Orvella applies public holidays automatically so they're skipped in PTO math and visible to everyone.