Provisional Government of El Salvador

This article is about a Salvadoran military dictatorship from 1966-1970. For other periods of rule by military dictatorship, see Military Dictatorship of El Salvador.

Provisional Government of El Salvador Gobierno Provisional de El Salvador
1966–1970
Flag Coat of arms
Motto: "Dios Unión Libertad"
Anthem: Himno Real Salvadoreño (English: "Salvadoran Royal Anthem")
Capital	Ciudad Los'Ángeles
Common languages	Salvadoran Spanish, Creeperian Spanish
Religion	Creeperian Cahtolicism
Demonym(s)	Salvadoran
Government	Military Dictatorship
• 1956-1966	Armando Molina Barraza
• 1956-1966	Rutilio Grande García
• 1956-1966	Alfonso Navarro Mejía
• 1956-1966	Rafael Reyes Alvarado
History
• Established	December 1 1966
• Dissolved	January 1 1970
Currency	Creeperian Dollar
ISO 3166 code	SV
Preceded by Succeeded by Salvadoran Civic Reconstruction Junta El Salvador

The Provisional Government of El Salvador (Salvadoran Spanish: Gobierno Provisional de El Salvador, abbreviated GPES) was the government of El Salvador from the dissolution of the Salvadoran Civic Reconstruction Junta on December 1, 1966, until it was replaced by the current government of El Salvador on January 1, 1970. The government was ruled by a military junta and it was lead by four men with Field Marshal Armando Molina Barraza being its leader and head.

Front from left to right: Rutilio Grande García, Armando Molina Barraza, Alfonso Navarro Mejía, and Rafael Reyes Alvarado.