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Culture Day Date: November 3

Culture Day is a public holiday in Japan.

Culture Day in Japan is held on November 3, 2009. This holiday commemorates both the birth of Emperor Meiji and the day the first Japanese constitution was adopted in 1946.

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Foundation fo Cuenca Day: November 3

Foundation of Cuenca is a public holiday in Ecuador.

The Foundation of Cuenca on November 3, isn’t an official public holiday in Ecuador, but is widely observed in the country and especially in Cuenca. Cuenca is the third largest city in Ecuador and capital of the Azuay province. The center of the city is listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Trust site because of its historical Colonial Spanish Era buildings. This holiday is also known as the Independence Day of Cuenca.

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Thanksgiving Day: November 3

Thanksgiving Day is a public holiday in Liberia.

Thanksgiving Day is celebrated in Liberia on the first Thursday of November. It follows the same traditions as Thanksgiving Day in the United States, since Liberians do have several holidays in common with or to honor the United States, besides Thanksgiving Liberians also have the Independence Day in July, and Pioneer’s day that honors the American pioneers in Liberia’s colonization.

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Independence Day: November 3

Independence Day is a public holiday in Panama.

November in Panama has lots of Independence celebrations. On November 3 is celebrated the Independence of Panama from Colombia in 1903, also known as Colon Day, that jumpstarts Panama’s Patriotic Month. While on November 10 is the day that Panamanians remember the ‘uprising in Villa Los Santos’ against the Spaniards; and finally on November 28 is celebrated the National Day, a celebration of Independence from Spain in full for Panama.
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Victory Day Date: November 3

Victory Day is a public holiday in the Maldives.

The Maldives’ Victory Day is centered on the day that a terrorist group from Sri Lanka attacked the Maldives government on November 3, 1988. They attempted to overthrow the government, but failed and fled the country, hence the celebration.
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