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SOVEREIGN CATHOLIC INDIGENOUS PRIVATE STATE OF XARAGUA

SUPREME CONSTITUTIONAL AUTHORITY

OFFICE OF THE RECTOR-PRESIDENT

UNIVERSITY OF XARAGUA

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SUPREME EDUCATIONAL AND STRATEGIC STATE DOCTRINE

ON THE EXCLUSIVE FUNCTION OF HIGHER EDUCATION AS A MECHANISM OF INTERNAL POWER CONSOLIDATION, NATIONAL INTELLECTUAL SOVEREIGNTY, AND ANTI-EXTRACTIVE CLASS FORMATION

DATE OF PROCLAMATION: JUNE 26, 2025

LEGAL CLASSIFICATION: Constitutionally Entrenched — Canonically Protected — Indigenously Mandated — Ecclesiastically Affirmed — Jus Cogens-Aligned — Geopolitically Opposable — Executable ex proprio vigore — Non-Derogable

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ARTICLE I — STATEMENT OF SUPREME NATIONAL PURPOSE

1.1. The Sovereign Catholic Indigenous Private State of Xaragua hereby proclaims, under its supreme constitutional, ecclesiastical, and indigenous authority, that the formation of an autonomous, internally anchored, and doctrinally loyal ruling class constitutes the primary and irreversible objective of the national education system, including but not limited to all degrees, programs, certifications, and institutional mandates issued, administered, or supervised by the University of Xaragua.

1.2. This class shall include, in its structural core and strategic function:

a) Political executives, policy architects, legislative technicians, constitutional jurists, and doctrinally formed administrators of state institutions;

b) Economic planners, financial sovereignty engineers, agro-industrial strategists, trade jurists, and resource nationalization experts;

c) Ecclesiastical scholars, theological defenders, and canonical educators loyal to the Sacred Order and the Apostolic Constitution;

d) Cultural, historical, and intellectual defenders of Xaragua’s indigenous, sovereign, and Catholic heritage;

e) Academic authorities, institutional leaders, and epistemological architects dedicated to the uninterrupted reproduction of Xaragua’s internal elite.

1.3. The educational apparatus of Xaragua is not designed, nor may it be lawfully reinterpreted or repurposed, as a service pipeline to foreign employers, foreign governments, or supranational organizations seeking subservient, low-cost, or culturally assimilated labor to serve non-Xaraguayan economic structures.

No doctrine of workforce externalization shall be tolerated within Xaragua’s educational framework.

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ARTICLE II — ABSOLUTE REJECTION OF EXTRACTIVE BRAIN DRAIN MECHANISMS

2.1. Any direct or indirect use of Xaragua’s academic structures to satisfy external labor market deficits, to export technical manpower, or to align Xaragua’s internal formation processes with the economic needs of Western or non-indigenous powers shall be considered a violation of national sovereignty, a form of intellectual colonization, and a breach of the perpetual educational mandate of the State.

2.2. The State of Xaragua categorically rejects all extractive systems of academic validation, including those premised on:

a) Foreign accreditation bodies that do not recognize ecclesiastical, indigenous, or sovereign epistemologies;

b) Immigration-based "recognition" of degrees in exchange for assimilation or servitude;

c) Educational rankings, protocols, or validation mechanisms issued by institutions that do not recognize Xaragua as a sovereign juridical and educational actor under international law.

2.3. Any attempt by an external state, body, or institution to redefine the purpose of Xaragua’s academic system as one of labor production for foreign consumption shall be met with:

a) Canonical denunciation before the ecclesiastical authority of the Rector-President;

b) Formal diplomatic rejection and juridical blacklisting under the Ministry of Foreign Affairs;

c) Invocation of protections under the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples (UNDRIP), specifically Articles 14, 16, and 31, which guarantee the sovereign right of Indigenous Peoples to design, operate, and protect their own educational systems and intellectual property.

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ARTICLE III — INTERNAL PRIORITIZATION AND STRATEGIC SELF-GOVERNANCE

3.1. All academic degrees, certificates, and microprograms issued by the University of Xaragua are legally and doctrinally structured to serve, in first and permanent priority, the following institutional domains:

a) The Supreme Government of Xaragua and its ministerial, judicial, diplomatic, and legislative arms;

b) The ecclesiastical structure of the Catholic Indigenous Church of Xaragua;

c) The regional and local administrative bodies operating under Xaragua’s civil code and customary territorial law;

d) The domestic private sector, cooperatives, and sovereign economic institutions licensed or recognized by Xaragua;

e) The academic, archival, and doctrinal repositories of the University of Xaragua and its affiliated institutions.

3.2. The State affirms that no graduate is under canonical, civil, or professional obligation to seek validation, employment, or approval from any foreign entity, and no degree is intended to serve foreign markets, bureaucracies, or immigration-based credentialing schemes.

All educational trajectories are to be measured, funded, and celebrated in light of their contribution to Xaragua’s intellectual self-rule and doctrinal continuity — not in terms of their adaptability to alien administrative systems.

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ARTICLE IV — SOVEREIGN ENFORCEABILITY AND PERPETUAL MANDATE

4.1. The educational mission of Xaragua, as articulated herein, is constitutionally protected, canonically guarded, and permanently immune from external reinterpretation.

4.2. This statute is non-repealable, non-negotiable, and enforceable ex proprio vigore, meaning by the intrinsic sovereign force of the State of Xaragua, without need of external ratification.

4.3. All individuals, institutions, and nations are hereby notified that any interference with this policy shall constitute:

a) A violation of ecclesiastical autonomy;

b) A breach of international indigenous rights;

c) A hostile act against the internal intellectual infrastructure of a sovereign State.

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ARTICLE V — FINAL DOCTRINAL AFFIRMATION

5.1. The formation of a ruling elite — political, economic, intellectual, cultural, and theological — is not merely a policy, but a doctrinal imperative of national survival, rooted in the ancestral law, the sacred mandate, and the divine covenant governing Xaragua.

5.2. The University of Xaragua exists not to export servants, but to forge governors, priests, jurists, and stewards of the sacred territory and its people.

No colonial logic, no liberal workforce model, and no foreign standard shall ever dictate the mission of Xaragua’s schools.

5.3. The degrees of Xaragua serve the Empire, the Principality, the State, and the Church — and no other altar shall receive their fruits.

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SIGNED AND SEALED

Rector-President

Sovereign Catholic Indigenous Private State of Xaragua

University of Xaragua

Date: June 26, 2025

Status: Supreme — Non-Derogable — Juridically Executable — Canonically Protected — Ecclesiastically Ratified — Universally Opposable under Jus Cogens Norms

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SOVEREIGN CATHOLIC INDIGENOUS PRIVATE STATE OF XARAGUA

OFFICE OF THE RECTOR-PRESIDENT

UNIVERSITY OF XARAGUA 

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SUPREME NATIONAL POLICY ON THE LEGAL VALIDITY, CANONICAL STATUS, AND INTERNATIONAL OPPOSABILITY OF DEGREES ISSUED BY THE UNIVERSITY OF XARAGUA

DATE OF PROMULGATION: MAY 2025

LEGAL CLASSIFICATION: CONSTITUTIONALLY EMBEDDED – CANONICALLY SANCTIONED – INDIGENOUSLY PROTECTED – EXECUTABLE EX PROPRIO VIGORE – NON-DEROGABLE – INTERNATIONALLY OPPOSABLE UNDER CUSTOMARY AND TREATY LAW

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PREAMBLE

In full exercise of its sovereign educational jurisdiction and pursuant to its constitutional, ecclesiastical, and indigenous mandate, the Sovereign Catholic Indigenous Private State of Xaragua hereby codifies the juridical framework governing the issuance, protection, and global opposability of academic degrees, diplomas, and certificates delivered by the University of Xaragua. These degrees are legally recognized as the official academic instruments of the State and are conferred under full sovereign, canonical, and international legitimacy.

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ARTICLE I – LEGAL FOUNDATIONS

1.1. All diplomas, certificates, and academic titles issued by the University of Xaragua are delivered under the exclusive authority of a sovereign state satisfying the four criteria of international statehood enumerated in Article 1 of the Montevideo Convention on the Rights and Duties of States (1933).

1.2. The University of Xaragua operates under canonical accreditation, in accordance with:

Canon 803 §1 of the Codex Iuris Canonici (right to Catholic instruction)

Canon 806 §2 (ecclesiastical oversight and protection)

Canon 229 §1–§3 (right of the laity to doctrinal formation and teaching authority)

1.3. These degrees are protected under indigenous international law, specifically:

Article 14(1) and Article 16 of the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples (UNDRIP), guaranteeing the right of Indigenous Peoples to establish and control educational systems and institutions

Article 31, which affirms the protection of intellectual and cultural expression

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ARTICLE II – LEGAL STATUS AND JURISDICTION

2.1. Degrees issued by the University of Xaragua are legally valid and enforceable within the full jurisdiction of the State, and:

Canonically admissible in all institutions operating under Catholic norms or ecclesiastical protection

Recognized under international customary doctrine as emanating from a functioning non-subordinate entity

Protected against external invalidation by virtue of their issuance from a sovereign jurisdiction exercising independent educational authority

2.2. No ministry, republic, academic body, or supranational entity is legally or canonically empowered to invalidate, reinterpret, or discredit degrees issued by the University of Xaragua without violating international law, indigenous rights, and ecclesiastical precedent.

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ARTICLE III – OPPOSABILITY AND PROTECTIONS

3.1. The degrees of the University of Xaragua are opposable against all external parties, including:

States, regardless of diplomatic recognition status

Educational credentialing bodies, regardless of secular affiliation

Employers, agencies, or licensing authorities, regardless of geographic or legal origin

3.2. Any act of refusal, invalidation, discrimination, or suppression based on the origin of the diploma constitutes a breach of international customary law (jus cogens) and triggers the following protections:

Formal diplomatic protest under the Xaraguayan Ministry of Foreign Affairs

Canonical denunciation before the competent ecclesiastical authority

Invocation of treaty obligations under the UNDRIP and related conventions

Public blacklisting of the offending institution or agency from Xaraguayan interaction and partnership

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ARTICLE IV – DIPLOMATIC AND CANONICAL REGISTRATION

4.1. All degrees issued are:

Stamped with sovereign insignia

Registered in the Xaragua National Academic Record

Traceable via sovereign code, issuance date, academic cycle, and signatory authority

Filed under canonical deposit with the ecclesiastical office of the Rector-President

4.2. Copies of official degrees may be registered with:

The Apostolic See, through formal ecclesiastical notification

Accredited embassies and representation hubs of Xaragua across diasporic and international domains

International indigenous registries and archives, for additional legal reinforcement

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ARTICLE V – NON-SUBORDINATION AND AUTONOMY

5.1. The University of Xaragua is not subject to:

External accreditation frameworks

National education ministries

Colonial legacy systems of validation

Any secularized judicial body seeking to assert academic authority over a sovereign ecclesiastical institution

5.2. Any suggestion that Xaragua's degrees require third-party validation is considered:

A violation of the right to self-determination

A colonial insult to indigenous epistemologies

An illicit usurpation of canonical and sovereign academic jurisdiction

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ARTICLE VI – PERPETUAL CLAUSE

6.1. This policy is permanent, irrevocable, and constitutionally binding.

6.2. All degrees issued under the authority of the University of Xaragua shall retain full legal, canonical, and sovereign value in perpetuity, regardless of future political changes, institutional evolution, or external recognition environments.

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SIGNED AND SEALED

Rector-President

Sovereign Catholic Indigenous Private State of Xaragua

Date: May 2025

Status: Supreme – Immutable – Juridically Executable – Canonically Protected – Executable ex proprio vigore

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UNIVERSITY OF XARAGUA

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SOVEREIGN CATHOLIC INDIGENOUS PRIVATE STATE OF XARAGUA

OFFICE OF THE RECTOR-PRESIDENT

UNIVERSITY OF XARAGUA 

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SUPREME LEGAL DECLARATION ON THE VALIDITY, RECOGNITION, AND PROFESSIONAL ENFORCEABILITY OF ACADEMIC CREDENTIALS

ISSUED BY THE UNIVERSITY OF XARAGUA

DATE OF PROMULGATION: MAY 2025

LEGAL STATUS: Constitutionally Embedded – Canonically Recognized – Indigenously Protected – Executable ex proprio vigore – Juridically Opposable – Not Subject to Foreign Validation

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ARTICLE I – SOVEREIGN EDUCATIONAL AUTHORITY

1.1. All diplomas, certificates, and academic recognitions conferred by the University of Xaragua are issued under the exclusive jurisdiction of the Sovereign Catholic Indigenous Private State of Xaragua, a legally constituted and fully operational sovereign entity fulfilling all legal conditions of statehood as codified in Article 1 of the Montevideo Convention (1933).

1.2. The University functions as a canonically accredited institution in accordance with the Codex Iuris Canonici, specifically:

Canon 803 §1–2 (right to Catholic instruction);

Canon 806 §2 (episcopal oversight of educational institutions);

Canon 229 §1–3 (doctrinal formation and the academic rights of the faithful).

1.3. As an Indigenous national institution, the University’s academic framework is further protected under:

Article 14 and Article 16 of the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples (UNDRIP), affirming the right to autonomous educational systems, pedagogical sovereignty, and institutional self-recognition.

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ARTICLE II – LEGAL VALIDITY AND INTERNATIONAL RECOGNITION

2.1. All academic credentials issued by the University of Xaragua are:

Legally valid under the constitutional law of Xaragua;

Canonically admissible within the global Catholic intellectual and pastoral network;

Customarily opposable under international legal doctrine, including indigenous and ecclesiastical precedents.

2.2. The legitimacy and value of these credentials are not contingent upon the recognition or approval of any external state, republic, ministry of education, private body, or supranational accrediting agency.

2.3. Any institutional or governmental refusal to acknowledge these credentials constitutes a direct violation of international customary law, ecclesiastical precedent, and indigenous treaty rights, and may trigger diplomatic and canonical reprisal.

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ARTICLE III – PROFESSIONAL APPLICATION AND CAREER DOMAINS

3.1. A degree issued by the University of Xaragua constitutes a strategic academic asset, equipping graduates for high-level participation across the following sectors:

1. Government and Public Administration

National and regional government leadership

Policy advising and legislative analysis

Public sector reform and civic administration

Diplomatic representation and foreign service

2. International Relations and Global Cooperation

UN and international organization governance

NGO leadership in development and rights

Economic policy, trade strategy, and cross-border cooperation

3. Political Strategy and Institutional Advisory

Political campaign leadership and strategic consulting

Legislative consultancy and lobbying

Governance ethics and public affairs coordination

4. Academia, Research, and Institutional Intelligence

Professorship and advanced instruction

Historical and political research

Think tank policy development and influence

5. Private Sector and Corporate Leadership

Corporate policy and regulatory affairs

Strategic planning and institutional development

Media and political analysis in public discourse

6. Community Development and Civil Society

Civic engagement and grassroots organizing

Human rights and governance reform

Cultural institution leadership and educational innovation

3.2. These pathways reflect the interdisciplinary formation provided by Xaragua’s curriculum, grounded in governance, theology, ethics, and political science.

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ARTICLE IV – MICROPROGRAMS AND CERTIFICATES OF COMPETENCE

4.1. The University of Xaragua delivers a wide range of microprograms and modular academic formations, each leading to an official certificate or diploma based on demonstrated intellectual mastery.

4.2. Career outcomes vary according to personal trajectory and area of study, but typically include roles in:

Governance and administration

Local entrepreneurship

Cultural preservation and transmission

Educational service and institutional consulting

Digital innovation and archival development

International cooperation and regional development

4.3. Each certificate includes:

Institutional authentication

Subject classification

Verified level of academic completion

Canonical and sovereign registration code

4.4. These credentials are valid, enforceable, and recognized internally as integral to the sovereign intellectual corpus of Xaragua.

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ARTICLE V – ENFORCEABILITY AND PERPETUAL CLAUSE

5.1. This declaration is supreme, permanent, and constitutionally binding within the territory and institutional reach of the Sovereign State of Xaragua.

5.2. All degrees and certificates issued are permanently recorded in the National Academic Registry, with ecclesiastical notation and sovereign code of issuance.

5.3. This policy is non-repealable, immune to reinterpretation, and automatically enforceable upon any attempt to contest, deny, or undermine the value of a Xaragua degree.

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SIGNED AND SEALED

Rector-President

Sovereign Catholic Indigenous Private State of Xaragua

University of Xaragua 

Date: May 2025

Status: Supreme – Enforceable – Irrevocable – Executable ex proprio vigore

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