Peru Shuts Down Eight Territories for Pope Leo XIV's Homecoming—Are You Ready?
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The provision seeks to facilitate the participation and movement of people during the massive activities planned during the visit.
Pope Le n XIV visited the Per from 11 to 16 November and after the announcement by the Government to declare the non-working days compensable, we specified the difference that exists with the holidays.
Government decrees non-working days in eight regions by visit of Pope Leo XIV: to whom does it apply? The government established non-working days for the visit of Pope Leo XIV to Peru, an event that contemplates activities in different regions of the country. However, these dates will not have the condition of holidays, so the workers of the private sector will have to agree with their employers if they can benefit from rest.... Read more » This…
The measure, officialized by a supreme decree published on Friday, 23 October, includes public and private workers from the regions that the Supreme Pontiff will visit upon his arrival in November.
The Government declared non-working days subject to compensation for workers in the public and private sectors on the occasion of Pope Leo XIV's visit to Peru, scheduled from 11 to 16 November 2026. The measure includes Lima, Callao, Cajamarca, La Libertad, Lambayeque, Piura, Cusco and Ucayali, in accordance with Supreme Decree No. 020-2026-TR, published in the official newspaper El Peruano.
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