BR/Black Awareness Day as National Holiday #489
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Hello, @commenthol . How are you doing? I hope the changes in this PR is aligned with the best practices of your project. It will be really useful to update this specific holiday into national holiday for the brazilian users. I'll be waiting for your review. Wish you the best! |
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Hi @tiagoornelas, npx mocha test/all.mocha.js --writetests --countries BR |
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Updates Black Awareness Day for BR since it is a national holiday beginning on 2024.
News about the law that changed to National Holiday: https://g1.globo.com/politica/noticia/2023/12/21/lula-sanciona-lei-que-torna-nacional-o-feriado-da-consciencia-negra-em-20-de-novembro.ghtml
Wikipedia: https://pt.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dia_Nacional_de_Zumbi_e_da_Consci%C3%AAncia_Negra
The Wikipedia article was also updated to highlight the change to national holiday: