Editing Broken/NS200:NotLibra (section)

===[[File:NeoRST.png]] Rise of Mohammad Pasha Shaban (2009-)===

[[File:NeoRST.png]] [[Marxism-Leninism|Mohammad Pasha Shaban]] was the second son of [[File:RST.png]] [[Marxism-Leninism|Rayiys Shaban]], born on December 8th of 1949 in Ismaraville (modern-day Ismairut). When his father died, he was raised by his mother until in 1967, when he went to the University of Iraj Sanjud in Sanjudabad. He participated in the Cultural Revolution at this same time. He was able to rise up the ranks of the Rayiys Shaban Communist Youth League and would become its head in 1977. In the 1990s, he supported [[File:YemludMiah.png]] [[Marxist Feminism|Yemlud Miah's]] reforms, but took a disliking towards [[File:SepandTajik.png]] [[Islamic Socialism|Sepand Tajik]] as saw him as "too soft on defending Marxism-Leninism from extinction." During this time, he would gain a reputation of being a populist and bold member of the party. He saw the party as "slowly decaying" and he stated that "if we do not fix our country's problems, our country will fall to bourgeois revisionist liberalism." 

In 2009, he became General Secretary of the Communist Party. He would start out his leadership with a purge of corrupt and revisionist officials. Due to this, he was called by western liberal media a "[[File:Neostalin.png]] {{PCBA|Neo-Stalinism|Neo-Stalinist}}" and a "dictator". He emphasized national sovereignty and self-sufficiency at this time, as well. Sahala would remain stable during the 2010s both economically and politically. 

In 2019, [[File:Marxfem.png]] [[Marxist Feminism|Sifa Jalili]] would take Pasha's place as General Secretary, and would continue his policies for the most part. During the COVID-19 pandemic around the world, Sahala would be praised by even liberal outsiders for its handling of it.