On May 25, 1810, the May Revolution broke out in Argentina, which overthrew the colonial rule of the Governor-General of La Plata in Spain and South America. Every year, May 25th is designated as the anniversary of the May Revolution in Argentina, and this day is also Argentina's National Day.
 
A series of celebrations and commemorative activities such as folklore rally will be held across the country on that day. People express their dissatisfaction with the government by beating pots and pans, waving national flags and slogans, and cursing politicians. At the same time, the president delivered a speech to an indifferent audience at the regular celebration.