Salvadoran Civic Reconstruction Junta

This article is about a Salvadoran military dictatorship from 1956-1966. For other periods of rule by military dictatorship, see Military Dictatorship of El Salvador.

Salvadoran Civic Reconstruction Junta Junta de Reconstrucción Cívica Salvadoreño
1956–1966
Flag of El Salvador Flag Coat of arms
Motto: "Dios Unión Libertad"
Anthem: Himno Real Salvadoreño (Jackian: "Salvadoran Royal Anthem")
Capital	Ciudad Los'Ángeles
Common languages	Salvadoran Spanish, Creeperian Spanish
Religion	Creeperian Cahtolicism
Demonym(s)	Salvadoran
Government	Military Dictatorship
• 1956-1966	Rafael Videla Redondo
• 1956-1966	Roberto Viola Prevedini
• 1956-1966	Alberto Lacoste Castelli
• 1956-1966	Reynaldo Antonio Bignone
History
• Established	November 11 1956
• Dissolved	December 1 1966
Currency	Creeperian Dollar
ISO 3166 code	SV
Preceded by Succeeded by Salvadoran Republic Provisional Government of El Salvador 20px

The Salvadoran Civic Reconstruction Junta (Salvadoran Spanish: Junta de Reconstrucción Cívica Salvadoreño, abbreviated JRCS) was the government of El Salvador from the end of the Salvadoran Revolution of 1956 on November 11, 1956, until it was replaced by the Provisional Government of El Salvador on December 1, 1966. The government was ruled by a military junta and it was lead by four men with Field Marshal Rafael Videla Redondo being its leader and head.

Front from left to right: Reynaldo Antonio Bignone, Alberto Lacoste Castelli, Rafael Videla Redondo, and Roberto Viola Prevedini.