When is Children’s Day in Costa Rica?
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- Costa Rica celebrates Children’s Day on September 9 each year.
- The observance dates back to a decision made in 1946.
Costa Rica celebrates Children’s Day on September 9, a tradition that dates back to 1946.
The annual observance recognizes children across the country. The date has remained established since authorities decided in 1946 that Costa Rica would mark Children’s Day on September 9 each year.
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