National Policies of the Socialist Republic of El Salvador

“Order. Unity. Strength.”

Overview of the Socialist Republic of El Salvador

Founded on February 20, 2023, the Socialist Republic of El Salvador rose from the ashes of the Republic of New Salvador, embracing a rigid, highly centralized authoritarian regime. Under the rule of a singular Supreme Leader, the state controls all aspects of life — from the economy to the military, ensuring absolute loyalty and unity among its people.

The state’s core values revolve around discipline, power, and state control, with all citizens bound by the principles of socialist governance. The Republic’s global presence is marked by its militaristic posture, aggressive economic policies, and uncompromising stance on internal security.

Key National Policies

1. Mandatory Military Service

“A Nation Built on Loyalty”
All citizens are required to serve in the military for 7 years upon reaching adulthood, ensuring a powerful and loyal army ready to defend the nation at any cost. The strength of the military is both a symbol and the backbone of the state.

2. Cannabis Regulation

“No Escapes, Only Medicine”
Cannabis is strictly restricted to medical use, with the government issuing authorized permits for its consumption. The use of cannabis for recreational purposes is strictly prohibited, reinforcing state control over individual freedoms.

3. Speech and Press Control

“Unified Voice, Unified Strength”
All forms of media are state-controlled, and freedom of speech is highly restricted. Dissent is treated as an act of treason, punishable by severe consequences. The Republic's message is clear: One voice, one truth.

4. State Religion

“Faith in the State Above All”
The Republic promotes a single state religion which all citizens must recognize. However, individuals are permitted to practice other faiths in private as long as their practices do not undermine the state's ideology.

5. Pro-Life Policies

“Life is a Sacred Duty”
Abortion, in any form or circumstance, is illegal. The Socialist Republic of El Salvador holds that every life is precious, and thus, the unborn are protected at all costs.

6. Strict Immigration Quotas

“A Homeland for the Loyal”
Immigration is heavily regulated with a strict quota system. Only those who align with the Republic’s values are allowed to enter and contribute to the state’s growth.

7. Death Penalty

“Punishment for the Traitors”
The death penalty is enforced for a range of severe crimes, particularly those that threaten national security, order, or the regime itself. There are no exceptions.

8. Gun Control

“Power in the Hands of the State”
Private ownership of firearms is prohibited. Only the state, military, and law enforcement are allowed to possess weapons, ensuring complete control over the nation’s security apparatus.

9. Healthcare System

“Access Through Wealth”
The state does not provide universal healthcare. Instead, citizens are required to seek private insurance providers for their medical needs. Access to healthcare is largely dependent on personal financial means.

10. Welfare & Poverty Relief

“A Nation of Service”
Citizens in poverty can earn welfare benefits by participating in state-run community service programs. These programs allow the state to maintain its workforce while offering minimal assistance to those in need.

11. Energy Policy

“Power Through Industry”
The Republic has heavily invested in oil and coal as the primary energy sources. Environmental concerns are dismissed in favor of industrial and military growth.

12. Financial Assistance

“Strategic Growth through Lending”
The state offers low-interest loans to approved individuals and corporations for projects aligned with national goals. These projects usually include infrastructure development, military expansion, and state-sponsored industries.

13. Marriage Laws

“Preserving Tradition”
The government recognizes traditional marriage (man and woman) and polygamous unions, with the latter being legally recognized as part of the state’s cultural values.

14. Labor Relations

“Labor is Loyalty”
Trade unions are banned. Workers attempting to organize or resist employer policies are swiftly silenced, with the state ensuring that workplaces remain free of dissent.

15. Abortion Laws

“Protecting the Future”
Abortion is absolutely forbidden under any circumstance. The Republic insists that every unborn child has a right to life, and it enforces this policy across all social and medical institutions.