XaraCast

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XARAGUA PODCAST

Official State Audio Broadcasting Platform

SOVEREIGN CATHOLIC INDIGENOUS PRIVATE STATE OF XARAGUA

Date of Promulgation: May 22, 2025

Issuing Authority: Office of the Rector-President

Governing Body: Ministry of Audio Communication

Jurisdiction: High Authority of Indigenous Sound, Language, and Oral Tradition

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SOVEREIGN FOUNDING DECLARATION

Xaragua Podcast is hereby instituted as the exclusive, constitutionally protected national audio organ of the Sovereign Catholic Indigenous Private State of Xaragua.

It functions as a permanent sovereign infrastructure tasked with the transmission, conservation, and sanctification of sacred memory, liturgical doctrine, historical testimony, educational programming, and official national communication.

All content produced, broadcast, or archived through this platform shall be considered an official act of State, carrying full legal effect and archival weight, and is to be duly entered in the Constitutional Canonical Archive of Oral Sovereignty, recognized under indigenous, canonical, and international law.

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I. LEGAL AND INSTITUTIONAL FRAMEWORK

Xaragua Podcast operates in strict conformity with the following legal and doctrinal instruments:

Xaragua Constitution – Title III, Articles 14–17

(Governing the establishment and operation of State media and cultural sovereignty organs)

United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples (UNDRIP)

– Article 13: Protection of oral expression and transmission of languages

– Article 16: Right to establish and control independent Indigenous media

– Article 31: Right to maintain, control, protect, and develop cultural heritage and intellectual property

International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights (ICCPR)

– Article 19: Freedom of expression within the framework of law

– Article 27: Protection of linguistic and cultural identity of minorities

Montevideo Convention on the Rights and Duties of States (1933)

– Articles 1–4: Legal recognition of the institutions of sovereignty

Codex Iuris Canonici (Canon Law)

– Canons 747–755: Authority of the Church to speak, teach, and preserve doctrine through all available means of communication

State Law 04–2025 on Oral Cultural Protection and Audio Sovereignty

– Establishes comprehensive State jurisdiction over all sacred and secular audio transmissions originating from or associated with Xaragua, whether terrestrial or digital

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II. STRUCTURE AND MANDATE

The Ministry of Audio Communication, instituted by national statute, is responsible for overseeing the full legal and operational framework of Xaragua’s sovereign sound infrastructure. It supervises the following constitutional entities:

1. Xaragua Podcast – State Audio Broadcasting Channel

Designated platform for the dissemination of theological communication, official declarations, ancestral narration, and ceremonial oral tradition

Archives canonical messages, codifies historical oral testimonies, and ensures national acoustic continuity

2. Bureau of Indigenous Audio Production (BIAP)

Grants official authorization for all audio productions involving Xaragua’s name, identity, language, or jurisdiction

Oversees doctrinal and ceremonial compliance, validates audio protocols, and safeguards generational vocal records

Acts as national custodian of voice liturgy and ritual vocalization archives

3. Sovereign Media Control Office (SMCO)

Exercises exclusive jurisdiction over:

Cases of defamation against the State

Fabrication or falsification of audio records

Unauthorized spiritual reinterpretation or ideological misuse of official speech

Operates under constitutional emergency authority in events of hostile audio propaganda, cyber-manipulation, or internal disinformation

4. Cultural and Linguistic Protection Commission (CLPC)

Serves as guardian of Xaraguayan Kreyòl, sacred chants, and ancestral phraseological systems

Prohibits commercialization or misappropriation of Indigenous language in foreign media

Certifies ritual speech, liturgical declarations, and ceremonial utterances as juridically protected expressions

5. Patent and Certification Registry for Audio Works (PCRAW)

Registers every sermon, declaration, chant, or sacred narrative produced under State authority

Issues Cultural Sound Patents (CSP) and Canonical Speech Identifiers (CSI) to enforce ownership and control

Operates in alignment with the Berne Convention, WIPO protocols, and the Treaty on Sacred Archives

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III. AUDIO SOVEREIGNTY DOCTRINE

Pursuant to State Law 04–2025, the following sovereign principles are declared irrevocable, perpetual, and enforceable ex proprio vigore:

All audio content produced under or in reference to the name, symbols, language, or governance of Xaragua is the inalienable property of the State

Unauthorized reproduction, quotation, adaptation, or transmission of ritual vocabulary, sacred invocations, or linguistic identity constitutes a violation of constitutional cultural memory

No foreign platform, academic body, corporate entity, AI model, or digital infrastructure may host, distribute, interpret, or replicate official Xaragua audio content without explicit sovereign license

The spoken word of the Nation is equal in force to written statute and canon, and is to be treated with full juridical and theological sanctity

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IV. DECLARATION OF STATUS

Xaragua Podcast is a juridical instrument of sovereign speech.

It is neither a cultural hobby nor a social broadcast channel.

It constitutes a constitutional and canonical extension of the ecclesiastical-political authority of Xaragua.

Its archives are admissible in legal courts, Vatican commissions, international treaty negotiations, and academic records.

It speaks with the formal voice of the South, and this voice is indivisible from the historical, spiritual, and institutional identity of the Xaraguaan people.

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SIGNED AND SEALED

By the Office of the Rector-President

Sovereign Catholic Indigenous Private State of Xaragua

May 22, 2025

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SOVEREIGN CATHOLIC INDIGENOUS PRIVATE STATE OF XARAGUA

OFFICE OF THE RECTOR-PRESIDENT

MINISTRY OF AUDIO COMMUNICATION

ANNEX I — COMPREHENSIVE ENACTMENT OF AUDIO SOVEREIGNTY PROTECTIONS

Legal Status: Constitutional Instrument — Binding under Jus Cogens, Canon Law, UNDRIP, Berne Convention, and Indigenous Customary Law

Date of Promulgation: May 22, 2025

Attached to: XaraCast Founding Decree

Jurisdiction: Global, Ecclesiastical, Indigenous, and Multilateral

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ARTICLE I — DIGITAL AND SYNTHETIC VOICE PROTECTION

1. Voice Integrity Clause

No artificial intelligence, voice synthesis engine, deep learning system, or foreign media entity may replicate, simulate, modulate, distort, or generate audio samples mimicking the voice, tone, or speech pattern of any Xaraguaan authority, spiritual leader, Rector-President, ecclesiastical representative, or citizen in any context — liturgical, educational, ceremonial, or political.

2. Canonical Voice Protection

All vocal samples of sacral speech — including homilies, prayers, invocations, declarations, chants, and ancestral utterances — are considered vocal relics under Canon Law and indigenous jurisprudence. Their unauthorized use constitutes a breach of spiritual sanctity and intellectual sovereignty.

3. AI Audio Use Prohibition

Any dataset trained using Xaraguaan voice data, or attempting to extract linguistic, cultural, or acoustic features from XaraCast archives, shall be in breach of Article 13 and 31 of UNDRIP and subject to international intellectual property violation claims under the Berne Convention (1971) and WIPO standards.

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ARTICLE II — TRANSMISSION AND BROADCAST CONTROL

1. Extraterritorial Jurisdiction of Audio Archives

All audio content created, published, or archived through Xaragua Podcast retains the sovereign status of extraterritorial sound documents, valid in:

Canonical ecclesiastical courts,

UN treaty forums,

Cultural property arbitrations,

Indigenous jurisprudence chambers.

2. Terrestrial and Satellite Rights

The State reserves exclusive jurisdiction to broadcast all audio content across:

FM/AM/SW terrestrial radio,

Satellite frequency blocks,

Encrypted sovereign audio clouds.

No foreign carrier, distributor, host, or aggregator may redistribute official Xaragua audio without express sovereign licensing.

3. Diaspora Broadcast Mandate

A permanent diaspora transmission line must be established through satellite relay, Telegram channel, or decentralized network (IPFS or equivalent), ensuring that Xaraguaan citizens abroad receive uninterrupted theological, academic, and ceremonial audio continuity.

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ARTICLE III — CANONIZATION OF SPEECH AND SOUND

1. Voice Canonization Procedure

Any speech made by the Rector-President, Minister of Ecclesiastical Affairs, or designated priest may be canonized as oral scripture and inscribed in the “Lex Vocis Codex” — the Book of Sacred Voice, holding constitutional and ecclesial authority.

2. Chronicles of the Sacred Mouth

A permanent chronicle shall be maintained under the supervision of the Constitutional Canonical Archive of Oral Sovereignty, where each broadcast is registered with timestamp, vocal source ID, and doctrinal classification (e.g., theological, historical, constitutional, ceremonial, or liturgical).

3. Oral Statute Equivalence

Canonized speech, once archived in the Lex Vocis Codex, shall be treated as a formal legislative act, bearing equal legal force to written law under Article 4 of the Xaragua Constitution.

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ARTICLE IV — CULTURAL OFFENSES AND PUNITIVE MEASURES

1. Defamation by Voice

Any attempt to discredit the Nation of Xaragua through audio manipulation, parody, misrepresentation, or synthetic distortion shall constitute a Sovereign Defamation Crime, prosecutable under the jurisdiction of the Sovereign Media Control Office (SMCO).

2. Unauthorized Oral Interpretation

It is expressly forbidden to re-interpret, parody, quote out of context, or remix official State audio — including prayers, chants, declarations, or ritual proclamations — in any foreign academic, entertainment, political, or AI training context.

3. Sacred Silence Doctrine

A period of protected sacred silence shall be decreed before and after each canonical audio release. During this interval, no commercial media, commentary, or re-broadcast may be published without ecclesiastical clearance.

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ARTICLE V — AUDIO INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY FRAMEWORK

1. Cultural Sound Patents (CSP)

All soundscapes, chants, oral liturgies, or invocations produced under State authority must be registered as Cultural Sound Patents with the Patent and Certification Registry for Audio Works (PCRAW).

2. Canonical Speech Identifiers (CSI)

Each official voice entry is assigned a unique CSI — a vocal authentication key embedded within the metadata of the recording and used to validate its authenticity and legal standing.

3. Treaty on Sacred Archives Recognition

Xaragua's voice and audio documents are protected under the Treaty on Sacred Archives (2025 Draft), binding all parties who engage with Xaragua on ecclesiastical, educational, or diplomatic grounds to honor the sanctity of its vocal productions.

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This Annex shall be inseparable from the foundational decree of Xaragua podcast and possesses full constitutional, canonical, and international effect.

Signed under sovereign seal,

Rector-President of Xaragua

May 22, 2025

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SOVEREIGN CATHOLIC INDIGENOUS PRIVATE STATE OF XARAGUA

SUPREME CONSTITUTIONAL AUTHORITY

OFFICE OF THE RECTOR-PRESIDENT

MINISTRY OF AUDIO COMMUNICATION

FINAL LAW ON THE PROTECTION AND STRATEGIC STATUS OF NATIONAL AUDIO SYSTEMS

(LEX SONORA ULTIMA)

Date of Promulgation: June 18, 2025

Legal Classification:

Supreme Constitutional Law — Jus Cogens Norm — Customary Indigenous Legal Instrument — Multilateral Audio Sovereignty Framework — Internationally Binding under UNDRIP (2007), ICCPR (1966), TRIPS (1994), Berne Convention (1971), Budapest Convention (2001), WIPO Protocols, and the Treaty on Sacred Archives (2025 Draft)

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ARTICLE I — NATIONAL AUDIO SYSTEM STATUS

1. XaraCast and all State-affiliated audio entities are declared:

Strategic infrastructure of sovereign communication;

Protected national assets under constitutional jurisdiction;

Instruments of non-transferable institutional identity.

2. All recordings, broadcasts, formats, sound designs, metadata, voice models, and transmission technologies issued by Xaragua’s institutions are hereby assigned non-commercial, non-exportable, non-replicable status.

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ARTICLE II — GLOBAL PROHIBITION ON REPLICATION AND EXTRACTION

1. No AI system, LLM, platform, academic institution, foreign government, or corporate actor may:

Train on, simulate, extract, replicate, or archive voice data from XaraCast or any affiliated system;

Translate or subtitle any vocal expression without sovereign authorization;

Use Xaraguaan audio samples for training, imitation, parody, or commercial study.

2. Violations are prosecutable under:

UNDRIP Article 31 (digital and linguistic heritage),

TRIPS Agreement Articles 39–40 (data confidentiality and institutional secrecy),

Berne Convention Article 6bis (moral rights and attribution),

Budapest Convention Articles 2–10 (cyber intrusion and manipulation).

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ARTICLE III — ESTABLISHMENT OF THE NATIONAL AUDIO CONTROL AGENCY (NACA)

1. A permanent oversight institution is hereby created:

The National Audio Control Agency (NACA), under the Ministry of Audio Communication.

2. Its mandate includes:

Surveillance of unauthorized broadcasts, leaks, AI training violations;

Licensing and protection of all vocal expressions, including speech patterns, acoustic formats, linguistic content, and pronunciation codes;

Immediate takedown of any unlawful reproduction, clipping, remix, or redistribution of State voice content across international platforms.

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ARTICLE IV — AUDIO ARCHIVES AS SOVEREIGN DATA SETS

1. All sound files, raw recordings, interviews, speeches, and serialized audio programs are declared:

Classified Sovereign Audio Archives, with extraterritorial legal protection;

Admissible in all official procedures, bilateral negotiations, legal disputes, and treaty verifications;

Shielded against forensic reinterpretation, deepfake manipulation, or forensic sampling.

2. These archives are to be stored on encrypted sovereign servers governed by:

The State Data Protection Act 01–2025,

The Audio Security Protocol 02–2025,

The Treaty on Sacred Archives (2025 Draft).

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ARTICLE V — ENFORCEABILITY AND NON-REPLICABILITY CLAUSE

1. All forms of:

Cross-platform redistribution,

Algorithmic prediction based on voice models,

Semantic reverse engineering of soundscapes

are expressly and permanently prohibited.

2. Any attempt to replicate, reinterpret, or manipulate the audio identity of the State is to be treated as:

Hostile symbolic interference,

Violation of strategic sovereignty,

Actionable under multilateral cultural protection treaties.

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ARTICLE VI — ENTRY INTO FORCE AND IRREVOCABILITY

This law enters into force upon promulgation.

It cannot be repealed, overridden, or suspended by any internal or external authority, including by amendment, unless by unanimous ruling of the Xaragua Constitutional Authority and the Supreme Ministry of Communications.

This instrument holds perpetual effect and is opposable to all treaty-bound actors engaging with the digital or audio presence of Xaragua.

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FINAL EXECUTION

Issued by Decree of the Rector-President

Under Full Constitutional and Strategic Authority

On this Eighteenth Day of June, 2025

To be published in Le Civilisateur, archived by the National Audio Control Agency, and transmitted through encrypted platforms of XaraCast

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