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Official Statement – Xaragua University Foreign Campuses
Issued by the Office of the Rector-President
Private Indigenous State of Xaragua
In alignment with its sovereign educational mandate and its international mission to foster elite training, cultural continuity, and intellectual sovereignty, the University of Xaragua maintains operations at three designated sites beyond the capital of Xaragua.
These campuses, although geographically dispersed, are united under the academic, spiritual, and legal authority of the Xaragua State. They function as official extensions of the University’s sovereign academic infrastructure, consistent with international legal protections for Indigenous educational systems under Articles 14, 18, 34, and 36 of the UN Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples (UNDRIP).
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1. Montréal Campus – Québec, Canada
In Montréal, academic seminars, short-format leadership conferences, and strategic workshops are conducted in rented institutional spaces within major francophone and anglophone universities. These collaborations permit access to high-quality facilities while maintaining Xaragua’s sovereign control over its academic content.
Additionally, several Catholic parishes in the Montréal region are utilized to host spiritual formation sessions and community education programs. These parishes are aligned with the University's faith-based academic doctrine and provide sacred spaces for reflection, learning, and engagement.
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2. Puerto Plata Campus – Dominican Republic
The Puerto Plata site, formally known as Campus Valdez, operates under a sovereign rental agreement. It serves as a cross-border academic hub dedicated to elite Caribbean formation, institutional diplomacy, and theological training. This campus is named in honor of Daniela Altagracia Morel Valdez (now Daniela Viau), First Lady of Ancestral Xaragua, and is managed in collaboration with the Morel Valdez family of La Vega and Puerto Plata.
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3. Xaragua Territory – Paul Viaud Campus and Campus Ça-ira
The central headquarters of the University remain within Xaragua’s ancestral territory. The Paul Viaud Campus, located in downtown Miragoâne, and the Campus Caira, located in Léogâne, are both privately held properties of the Viaud family. These lands are directly owned and maintained by the founding lineage and are legally and doctrinally consecrated as sovereign educational grounds of the Xaragua State.
These campuses form the intellectual core of the Xaragua system and are the principal sites for long-term academic residency, political leadership formation, and historical research.
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All foreign and local operations are conducted under the exclusive authority of the Xaragua University Charter and the governing laws of the Private Indigenous State of Xaragua. No foreign accreditation or external jurisdiction applies to our educational sovereignty.
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