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The Anniversary of the Arengo is an important national day in San Marino, celebrated on March 25th each year. This day commemorates a significant event in the history of this small republic, when the Arengo, which was a general assembly of heads of families, took place.
Historically, on March 25, 1906, the Arengo marked a pivotal moment that led to democratic reforms and the end to the oligarchic government that had been ruling San Marino. It was during this meeting that universal suffrage was introduced, allowing all citizens to participate in decision-making processes and elections.
The day is marked by a series of official ceremonies and civic events. Traditionally, government officials gather for formal assemblies and speeches reflecting on democracy and the historical significance of the Arengo. This includes laying wreaths at monuments and paying homage to figures important in San Marino's political evolution.
While there are no flamboyant street parties or festivals associated with this day, citizens take pride in their nation's heritage. Schools and public institutions often educate about the history leading up to the Arengo and its impact on present-day governance in San Marino. It is a day for reflection on civic values and national identity rather than public celebration.