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Colombia Declares Friday Afternoon A National Holiday

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TODAY COLOMBIA NEWS – President Juan Manual Santos has declared Friday (July 4) afternoon a public holiday in Colombia, which gives all public employees the afternoon off to watch the Colombia-Brazil game.

The declaration by Santos joins the declaration by many cities, like Cali, for examples, one of the first to declare Friday a Civic Day.

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According to RCN radio, all public employees will have off starting at 1:00pm. Game time is 3:00pm in Colombia.

Earlier this week, Colombia’s vice-president, Angelino Garzon, encouraged local governments to declare a civic day, allowing all local employees time off to watch the game. Garzon made his statements on his Twitter account.

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