National Emblem Day of Ecuador
National Emblem Day of Ecuador is held on October 31. Día del Escudo Nacional del Ecuador. This event in the third decade of the month October is annual. 
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On October 31 is celebrated the day of the Coat of Arms, one of the National Symbols of Ecuador that was officially adopted by the Congress of 1900, achieving its implementation in the presidency of General Eloy Alfaro Delgado, on November 7 of the same year. Days later, on December 5, the decree was published in the Official Registry.
The parts that make up the National Coat of Arms are: a Golden Sun, Oval, Signs of the Zodiac. There is also Chimborazo, one of the highest mountains of the Andes under a blue sky, from where the Guayas River rises, symbolizing the brotherhood among all Ecuadorians. A steamboat crosses the wide part of the river, alluding to the first steamboat built on the Pacific coast, in the shipyards of Guayaquil, symbol of navigation and commerce.
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Ambato Independence Day in Ecuador on November 12
National Education Day in Ecuador on November 13 (established by National Decree No. 3290 of November 7, 2002);
Public Accountants Day in Ecuador on November 13 (Día Clásico del Contador Público - in honor of the first National Congress of Accountants in 1945 and the founding of the first Center for Higher Education in Accounting in 1959);
Ecuador National Anthem Day on November 26
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