The Nation Of Land Owners

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THE LIBERAL PARTY OF XARAGUA

Voice of a Sovereign Indigenous Confederation

The Liberal Party of Xaragua (PLX) is not a political faction within any colonial state. It is the official political voice of the Xaragua Nation — a confederation of autonomous ancestral communities united by spiritual heritage, territorial continuity, and sovereign identity.

Xaragua is not a republic. It is not a province. It is a sacred sovereign confederation of Indigenous landowners, families, and spiritual institutions. Its legitimacy is rooted in ancestral law, customary order, and divine authority.

The PLX serves one function only: to transmit the collective will of the Xaraguayan people to the Rectorate and Executive Council of the Private State of Xaragua. It does not seek votes, recognition, or integration into external systems. It listens, it gathers, and it communicates — so that the leadership of Xaragua may act in accordance with the will of its sovereign population.

This is not a movement of protest. It is not a reform project. Xaragua exists. It governs itself. The PLX is simply its voice.

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The Liberal Party of the South and Xaragua Is Exclusively for Property Owners

The Liberal Party of the South and Xaragua (PLX) is not about social class or personal wealth — it is about ownership, rootedness, and responsibility. In Xaragua, even the most humble peasants are landowners, often through ancestral inheritance. What matters is not luxury, but a real and tangible connection to the land and its future.

Being a property owner means assuming a duty toward the territory, the community, and the long-term sovereignty of the region. This party is exclusively for those who own land, whether individually or collectively. It is not for outsiders, transients, opportunists, or those who seek to exploit the region without contributing to it.

This clear criterion excludes the disconnected, those who float between systems, and anyone who has no stake in the destiny of Xaragua. It ensures that decisions concerning the region are made only by those who are legitimately anchored in its soil.

More than a political movement, the PLX is the official political arm of the Private State of Xaragua — a sovereign structure founded on land ownership, spiritual legitimacy, and historical continuity. In this model, a landowning peasant is more sovereign and free than any so-called "wealthy" individual dependent on an external system.

Property is power. Ownership is freedom. Sovereignty is territorial.

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PLX: A Modernized Political Model Inspired by the National Unity Party

The Liberal Party of the South and Xaragua (PLX) follows the same structural model as François Duvalier’s National Unity Party (Parti de l’Unité Nationale – PUN) but without its anti-democratic excesses. The PLX adopts the strategic framework, intellectual discipline, and organizational efficiency of the PUN while maintaining a clear commitment to democratic principles, institutional stability, and regional autonomy.

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A Structured and Centralized Party

Like the PUN, the PLX is not a conventional electoral party. It is a permanent institutional structure, deeply rooted in the identity, interests, and sovereignty of the South — more precisely, of the Private State of Xaragua. The PLX serves as the political, economic, and ideological backbone of the region, ensuring that governance remains in the hands of those who truly represent and defend its autonomy.

Unlike traditional parties that dissolve after elections, the PLX is built to last. It operates as:

An ideological institution that shapes political thought and regional identity.

A governance structure that coordinates local leadership without being tied to national electoral systems.

A movement of territorial defense, protecting the Xaragua region from external political control and economic dependence.

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Leadership and Intellectual Elite

Duvalier’s PUN was structured around an ideological elite that guided the direction of the state. In the same spirit, the PLX is led by a highly educated and strategically positioned elite: political scientists, historians, theologians, economists — united by a shared vision of sovereignty and regional responsibility.

However, unlike the PUN, the PLX is not authoritarian. It operates through:

A Council of Xaragua, composed of landowning elites, church leaders, and business actors.

A merit-based party hierarchy, built on loyalty, discipline, and ideological alignment.

An international advisory board, integrating experts who ensure strategic foresight and innovation.

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Political Mobilization and Territorial Control

The PUN ensured its strength by controlling the apparatus of state and grassroots mobilization. The PLX updates this approach by aligning all strategic nodes of the Private State of Xaragua, including:

Dominance over regional leadership: All mayors, community representatives, and institutional leaders within Xaragua must be aligned with the vision of territorial sovereignty.

Economic self-sufficiency: The PLX promotes local production and economic independence to ensure survival without reliance on external systems.

Educational and religious networks: Through schools and churches, the ideological foundation of Xaragua is reinforced and transmitted across generations.

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Security and Defense Structures

While the PUN relied on paramilitary forces, the PLX modernizes this principle through:

Local defense units, tasked with protecting the private territory and ensuring economic and physical security.

Intelligence and monitoring cells, protecting against infiltration and political destabilization.

Strategic coordination with law enforcement, ensuring that the Xaragua region maintains its autonomy and is not subjected to foreign authority.

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A Permanent State Structure

The PUN centralized all institutions under the authority of the state. The PLX replicates this logic, but within a decentralized, territorial framework rooted in private sovereignty.

The Private State of Xaragua functions as a fully autonomous political entity, governed by its own elites and constitutional logic.

The PLX is embedded in every layer of governance, replacing the fragility of electoral politics with institutional continuity.

Governance is strategic, not opportunistic — guided by vision, not votes.

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The PLX as a 21st Century Political Machine

The Liberal Party of the South and Xaragua is the modern equivalent of the PUN — preserving its structure and strength, while rejecting its authoritarian excesses. It delivers:

A permanent and disciplined political structure

An elite-led governance model, immune to chaos

Economic and territorial sovereignty for the region

An ideological framework that educates and mobilizes

A defense system that protects Xaragua’s independence

Unlike temporary parties built on ambition, the PLX is built to outlive its founders, serving as the political foundation of the Private State of Xaragua.

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A Political Force for Autonomy, Stability, and Progress

The PLX is not merely a party — it is the institutional expression of the Private State of Xaragua. It defends sovereignty, heritage, and responsibility across the South of the island, the historical territory of the Kingdom of Xaragua. It is a sovereign force, representing the interests of landowners, intellectual elites, and regional leaders.

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Mission and Objectives

PLX operates with a clear mission:

Defend the political and economic autonomy of the Xaragua region.

Build a strong intellectual and leadership class to sustain long-term governance.

Ensure territorial control and local governance over land, resources, and representation.

Strengthen cross-border ties with the Dominican Republic for trade, security, and strategic cooperation.

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How PLX Functions

Unlike conventional political parties, the PLX does not pursue electoral success or personal ambitions. It is an institution of sovereignty, functioning through:

Ideological and academic leadership: via policy papers, educational institutions, and historical preservation.

Strategic advocacy: defending the interests of Xaragua on all platforms.

Institutional development: including initiatives such as the University of Xaragua, which trains future elites within the ideological framework of private sovereignty.

Selective participation: Only landowners and verified stakeholders participate in governance and decision-making.

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A Party for the Future

The PLX is not built for the moment — it is built for the next century. It does not operate within the systems of others. It creates its own system. With Pascal Despuzeau Daumec Viau as its leader, the PLX serves as the guardian of Xaragua’s legacy and independence — not in theory, but in structure.

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Territory

Strategic Positioning of the Liberal Party of Xaragua

The Liberal Party of Xaragua (PLX) is committed to the full defense and representation of the ancestral territory of Xaragua — a historic land stretching from the mountains of the southern peninsula to the spiritual plains of Léogâne and the sacred coastlines of Nippes.

While the entire Xaraguayan territory is under its ideological and political protection, the PLX maintains its primary base of operations, institutional authority, and strategic leadership in the capital city of Miragoâne.

Miragoâne serves as the central node of coordination for all communities within the Private State of Xaragua. From this stronghold, the PLX governs, communicates, and ensures that all autonomous regions remain connected to the Confederation’s vision and protected under its ancestral sovereignty.