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Government Announces Holiday Closings
The holiday season is upon us and so are holiday hours and closings.

The central government announced the closings for the end of the year, saying it will be on vacation from Friday 22 December 06 to Tuesday 02 January 2007.

Those dates only apply to the central government, as state agencies and autonomous institutions like the Instituto Costarricense de Electricidad (ICE), the Instituto Nacional de Seguros (INS) and the Instituto Costarricense de Turimso (ICT), for instance, will be setting their own hours.

Banks, both private and state, have yet to announce their holiday closings.

The legal (paid) holidays for private sector employees is December 25 and January 1. However, many businesses and industires, save retailers, will be be closing on the 22nd and re-opening on the 2nd, similar to the central government employee schedule.

This year the holidayers have to find other ways to spend their time off as the Zapote annual fair was cancelled and there will be no "carneval" on the 27th, as has been a tradition for many years. The only traditional year end activity that remains is the "tope" or as it being renamed this year, "el dial del caballista" on the 26th, when thousands flock to downtown to see the annual parade of horses.

 


 


 

 
   

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