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Payment and Holiday Calendar for October 2026

In October 2026, there will be three long holiday days and a detailed payment schedule from ANSES.

3 October 2026Tagblick Newsdesk

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In October 2026, there will be a holiday extending over three consecutive days, allowing for an extended break for many workers. The exact date of this holiday was not specified in the available information, but it is highlighted that this break will be applicable to those working during that period.

The national body responsible for social benefits, ANSES, has published a payment calendar for the same month, which includes different dates based on the ending digit of the DNI. According to reports, the amounts of benefits and allowances have also been updated with an increase of 1.66%.

In particular, Infobae noted that the ANSES calendar includes specific payment dates for beneficiaries, including those whose DNI ends in 1 and 2, to facilitate financial planning for users.

Additionally, it was reported that the payment schedule outlines how daily distributions will occur based on the identification number of each beneficiary. This measure aims to ensure that all recipients receive their payments in a timely manner.

On another note, it was mentioned that in Peru, a dry law will be implemented during the regional and municipal elections taking place on Sunday, October 4. This measure includes restrictions on the sale and consumption of alcoholic beverages, with start and end times communicated in the local press.

Finally, the ATU (Urban Transport Authority) has arranged special services for public transport on election day, aiming to facilitate citizens' travel to their polling places. The schedule and details of these services were also announced in advance.

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