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Source: Anguilla News (The Valley)
At the request of the Chief Minister Designate, Hubert Hughes, following his election yesterday, the Governor of Anguilla, Alistair Harrison, has declared tomorrow, Wednesday, February 17, 2010, a one-off national public holiday.
The Anguilla United Front Party, defeated in yesterday's elections, had similarly declared a one-off post-election public holiday on Tuesday, February 22, 2005, following its reelection (22-Feb-2005).
Such post-election public holidays are a common occurrence in many Caribbean countries (26-Jan-2010, 30-Dec-2009, 08-Sep-2009, 13-Mar-2009, 05-May-2005, 21-May-2003, 21-Oct-2003, 27-Nov-2003, and 23-May-1997).
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Anguilla Declares Tomorrow A Public Holiday