No more surprises. President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo declared today with Proclamation 1841 the list of regular, special non-working, and special working holidays for the year 2010.
So…
Where, oh where, is Election Day in the list, pray tell? This is, correct me if I’m wrong, a readily foreseeable (foreseeable in the in-the-near-future sense) event and it is bound to happen, right?
Right?
RIGHT?!
I want E-Day on the list so I can plan my 2010 days wisely! LOL
EDIT: Election day is slated on May 10, 2010. Have you registered to participate in this all important Presidential Elections?
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23 July 2009 at 10:51 pm
election day is automatically a holiday.
23 July 2009 at 11:53 pm
Then again, so are regular holidays already declared under RA 9492. It was written that “Sec. 26, Regular Holidays and Nationwide Special Days. – (1) Unless otherwise modified by law, and or proclamation, the following regular holidays and special days shall be observed in the country.” Since even regular holidays need be declared by EOs, RAs, and Proclamations, it should follow that Election Day must be declared, among the likes of a special non-working holiday.” I’m merely invoking a natural logic in my line of discourse. No biggie.
24 July 2009 at 4:27 pm
insecure kasi kau na gawin holiday ang july 27..
kasi meanng lang to na talagang kinikilala ng government anginc..
saka di na kelangan tong ilagay sa proclamation 1841 kasi kadedeclared lang nito..
mga inggit..
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24 July 2009 at 4:46 pm
Ni wala akong sinulat about July 27 sa post na to. Where’s the hate from?