Non-working days for Pope Leo XIV's visit would also apply to the private sector: PCM saw report
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The Peruvian government is preparing for the official visit of Pope Leo XIV, scheduled to take place from November 11 to 16. During a recent session of the Council of Ministers, an official report was presented regarding the declaration of non-working days during the papal visit.
According to the Prime Minister's Office (PCM) review of the report, these designated non-working days are expected to apply to both the public and private sectors. The measures are part of the executive branch's logistical and administrative preparations to host the upcoming papal events in the country.
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