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Source: Antara (Jakarta)
Indonesia's Vice President, Jusuf Kalla, confirmed that the government had decided not to declare the International Labor Day, on May 1st, as an official national public holiday.
Rumours of a non-religious public holiday, specifically May Day, have been rife since Indonesia declared its first official non-religious public holiday, Chinese New Year, in 2003 (11-Apr-2002).
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Indonesia Refuses May 1st Public Holiday