When is the Independence Day of Mexico celebrated?

Answer 1

Not Cinco de MayoMexico declared independence from Spain on September 16, 1810. The cry of Dolores or cry of independence (Grito de Dolores/El Grito de la Independencia) by Hidalgo y Costilla, a Roman Catholic priest, on this day marks the beginning of the Mexican War of Independence.

Contrary to popular belief, Mexico's Independence Day is not Cinco de Mayo (May 5). That holiday commemorates the 1862 defeat of French troops at the Battle of Puebla.

Answer 2

Mexico celebrates its independence each September 16. First, during the early hours of the day, there is a "cry of independence" at the National Palace in Mexico City, where the Mexican President salutes the crowds with the "Viva Mexico"; it is shortly followed by a display of fireworks. Then, during the day, a military parade takes place.

Answer 3

Mexico celebrates its independence each September 16. First, during the early hours of the day, there is a "cry of independence" at the National Palace in Mexico City, where the Mexican President salutes the crowds with the "Viva Mexico"; it is shortly followed by a display of fireworks. Then, during the day, a military parade takes place.

Answer 4

Mexico celebrates independence day on the night of September 15th, so next day is a holiday (Sept. 16th). There's no commercial activity (schools, offices, banks are closed).

Answer 5

Cinco de Mayo, or the 5th of May is Mexican independence day.

Answer 6

September 16 is the day when the independence day (from Spain) is celebrated.

Answer 7

September 16, when priest Miguel Hidalgo started the revolt that eventually became the Mexican War of Independence (1810 - 1821).

Answer 8

September 15 (1810).

Answer 9

September 16th.

Answer 10

September 16th.