july calendars

Independance Day: July 30, 2010

Vanautu celebrates Independance Day as a public holiday.
Vanuatu is an isle nation present on the Pacific Ocean. The isle celebrates its Independence Day on July 30 every year since 1980 when it gained freedom.

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Feast of the Throne Date: July 30, 2010

Feast of the Throne is a national holiday in Morocco.

Morocco, situated on the westernmost tip of North Africa, celebrates the national holiday of the Feast of the Throne every year on July 30. July 23, 2010 marks the 11th anniversary of King Mohammed VI’s ascendance to the throne.

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Bermuda Cup Match Day Date: July 30, 2010

Bermuda Cup Match Day is a public holiday in Bermuda.

Bermuda Cup Match day started way back in 1902. On this day, two cricket clubs of Bermuda namely Somerset and St. George’s cricket clubs participate in a scintillating cricket match. It is a two-day event.

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Constitution Day Date: July 27, 2010

Constitution Day is celebrated by Fiji.

Fiji, an ex British territory, is now a self governing democratic state. It turned into a Republic in 1987. The Fiji Constitution Day celebration in Fiji takes place on July 27 every year until 2009 when it was abolished by President Josefa Iloilo. It also was not in effect after the 2000 Fijian coup defeat followed by Commodore Frank Bainimarama. It is the third Constitution of Fiji. The first was adopted in 1970 after the freedom and soon cancelled due to two military coups in 1987.

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Cuba Rebellion Day: July 26, 2010

Rebellion Day is a public holiday in Cuba.

Cuba celebrates their national rebellion day on 26th July. It is the Island’s biggest ceremony even more important than January 1, when the rebellion broke out or May 20, when CUBA became a part of US republic from the French colony. The date reminds everyone of the 1953 assault on the Moncada and Cespedes garrisons in Cuba, which although unsuccessful initiated the CUBA rebellion that drove out Batista, the dictator 5 years later.

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