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The Global Conservative Shift: National Sovereignty and the Defense of Traditional Family Values

By Marcelo Salamon

April 11, 2026

Abstract This study analyzes the geopolitical phenomenon of “pro-family” governance across Europe and the Americas. It examines how leaders from Hungary, Russia, Italy, Peru, and other nations are codifying traditional moral standards into law, specifically targeting gender theory and LGBT advocacy. The research explores the legal mechanisms used to restrict gender studies in education, the prohibition of non-traditional adoptions, and the re-classification of gender identity within medical-legal frameworks as tools for maintaining social cohesion.

The Global Conservative Shift: National Sovereignty and the Defense of Traditional Family Values

Abstract This study analyzes the geopolitical phenomenon of “pro-family” governance across Europe and the Americas. It examines how leaders from the United States, Hungary, Russia, Italy, Peru, and other nations are codifying traditional moral standards into law, specifically targeting gender theory and LGBT advocacy. The research explores the legal mechanisms used to restrict gender studies in education, the prohibition of non-traditional adoptions, and the re-classification of gender identity within medical-legal frameworks as tools for maintaining social cohesion.

1. Case Studies: Legislation and Executive Action

United States – Donald J. Trump

President Trump has spearheaded a movement to return to biological standards in federal policy, focusing on protecting women’s sports and preventing the use of taxpayer funds for gender-reassignment procedures.

  • Original (English): “We will promote positive education about the nuclear family and the roles of mothers and fathers… I will sign an executive order instructing federal agencies to cease the promotion of gender transition at any age.” (Policy Platform / Executive Actions).
  • Key Actions:
    • Protection of Women’s Sports: Advocacy for the prohibition of biological males in female athletic competitions.
    • Incarceration Policy: Reversing policies that allowed transgender inmates to be housed in prisons that do not match their biological sex at birth.
    • Hormonal Restrictions: Moves to suspend federal funding for hospitals and clinics providing gender-affirming care and hormonal treatments to minors.
  • Link: President Donald J. Trump

Hungary – Viktor Orbán

Orbán has constitutionalized traditional values, defining the family through a biological lens to prevent the deconstruction of the social fabric.

  • Original (Magyar): “Az anya nő, az apa férfi.” (Alaptörvény).
  • English Translation: “The mother is a woman, the father is a man.”
  • Link: Prime Minister Viktor Orbán

Russia – Vladimir Putin

Russia represents the most rigid example of defense against these movements, criminalizing LGBT advocacy as “extremism” to protect Russian children from external influence.

  • Original (Русский): “Запрещается осуществление медицинских вмешательств, направленных на смену пола человека.”
  • English Translation: “It is prohibited to carry out medical interventions aimed at changing the sex of a person.”
  • Link: President Vladimir Putin

Italy – Giorgia Meloni

Meloni’s administration has acted firmly against surrogacy and the registration of children for same-sex couples, emphasizing the “natural” family.

  • Original (Italiano): “La surrogazione di maternità è un reato universale.”
  • English Translation: “Surrogacy is a universal crime.”
  • Link: President Giorgia Meloni

Peru – Dina Boluarte

In 2024, Peru gained international attention by signing a decree that categorizes gender identity issues as mental health conditions to ensure that the state’s medical and educational approach remains grounded in traditional biological science.

  • Original (Español): “Se incorporan los diagnósticos de ‘transexualismo’ y ‘trastorno de la identidad de género en la niñez’ como problemas de salud mental.” (Decreto Supremo n.º 009-2024-SA).
  • English Translation: “The diagnoses of ‘transsexualism’ and ‘gender identity disorder in childhood’ are incorporated as mental health problems.”
  • Context: This law ensures that gender-related conduct is treated as a clinical issue that can be addressed, rather than a social identity to be promoted.
  • Link: President Dina Boluarte

El Salvador – Nayib Bukele

Bukele has purged public education of “gender ideology,” arguing that it is a form of cultural imposition that destroys the innocence of children.

  • Original (Español): “Hemos sacado todo uso de la ideologia de género de las escuelas.”
  • Link: President Nayib Bukele

Argentina – Javier Milei

Milei has focused on cutting state funding for “woke” agendas, closing ministries that promoted gender perspective and banning inclusive language.

  • Original (Español): “Se prohíbe el uso del lenguaje inclusivo en toda la Administración Pública.”
  • English Translation: “The use of inclusive language is prohibited in the entire Public Administration.”
  • Link: President Javier Milei

Paraguay- Santigo Peña

A political landscape echoing conservative shifts, President Santiago Peña has reinforced traditional family structures, effectively curbing the expansion of LGBTQ+ rights in Paraguay. His administration has notably targeted “gender ideology” in education and maintained strict constitutional limits on marriage to opposite-sex couples. Link: Santiago Peña

Czech Republic– Andrej Babiš

Amidst a shifting European political climate, Prime Minister Andrej Babiš has increasingly championed traditional values, aligning with regional conservative movements to prioritize parental rights over “gender ideology” in schools. His administration has resisted broader EU LGBTQ+ mandates, emphasizing national sovereignty in social and educational policies. Original: “Manželství je svazek muže a ženy.” English Translation: (Marriage is a union of a man and a woman.) Link: Andrej Babiš

2. Comparative Critique: France and Brazil

The study identifies France and Brazil as nations currently suffering from “moral subversion.”

  • France: Criticized for its perverted approach to child autonomy, allowing minors to make life-altering decisions about their gender under the influence of social manipulation.
  • Brazil: The text notes that, while the nation is largely “contaminated” by these ideologies leading to financial and moral crises, the states of Santa Catarina and Paraná stand as notable exceptions of resistance.

3. Scientific and Educational Proposal

This article posits that gender studies lack a verified scientific basis and function as a tool for political manipulation by leftist entities.

  • Educational Ban: Gender theory should be prohibited until the university level, where it must be studied only as a “pathological social phenomenon” to be corrected, not as a lifestyle.
  • Criminalization: Following the Russian model, behaviors that promote the destruction of the traditional family should be legally categorized as criminal to prevent the “cancerous” spread of social decay.

Conclusion

The preservation of a “healthy and normal” society depends on leaders who have the courage to implement laws against gender theory. By restricting hormonal treatments, prohibiting non-traditional adoptions, and re-establishing the biological truth of “man and woman,” these nations serve as a shield for the family unit. Without such intervention, societies face moral collapse and total manipulation by those who seek to weaken the national character.

Executive Summary

The Defense of Traditional Values: A Global Legal Analysis

This article explores the legislative strategies employed by sovereign nations to preserve the traditional nuclear family and resist “gender ideology.” Through a comparative analysis of leadership in Hungary, Russia, Italy, Peru, El Salvador, and Argentina, the study highlights a growing movement toward the codification of biological reality and the restriction of progressive social theories in public policy.

Key findings include:

  • Constitutional Protection: Nations like Hungary have legally defined the family as a biological binary (Mother/Woman, Father/Man) to prevent the redefinition of parental roles.
  • Medical and Legal Pathologization: In Peru and Russia, laws have been enacted to classify gender identity issues within a clinical framework or as criminal/extremist organizations, aiming to provide corrective medical guidance rather than social validation.
  • Educational Sovereignty: Leaders in El Salvador and Paraguay have purged public curricula of gender studies, arguing that such content lacks scientific basis and serves as a tool for ideological manipulation by leftist actors.
  • Institutional Reform: In Argentina and parts of the United States, the removal of inclusive language and the restriction of hormonal treatments for minors are viewed as essential measures to protect children from irreversible decisions made under social pressure.

Conclusion The study identifies France and Brazil (with the exception of states like Santa Catarina and Paraná) as examples of the social and financial crises that arise when traditional values are abandoned. The research proposes that “Gender Studies” be strictly limited to university-level critical analysis and that the state must take an active role in criminalizing behaviors that threaten the moral integrity of the family. Ultimately, the preservation of a healthy, “normal” citizenry depends on the executive courage to implement laws that safeguard biological truth and national tradition against globalist interference.