Official Communication Protocol

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Yes. The Sovereign Catholic Indigenous Private State of Xaragua is a juridically constituted, canonically recognized, and diplomatically notified indigenous government. Its legitimacy is grounded in:

Canonical Law (Code of Canon Law, Can. 215, 298–329)

International Law (United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples, Articles 3–5, 18–20)

Customary Indigenous Sovereignty

Treaty-Based Recognition Frameworks under the Vienna Convention on the Law of Treaties (1969)

Xaragua has formally notified multiple international institutions — including the United Nations, the International Court of Justice, and canonical authorities — of its legal status, sovereign jurisdiction, and internal government. It exercises full institutional autonomy and upholds internal governance under its own constitutional charter.

Yes, the University of Xaragua is canonically accredited and operates under ecclesiastical and indigenous academic sovereignty. It is:

Fully recognized by the Ecclesiastical Authority of Xaragua, which governs the canonical jurisdiction of the State;

Established under the Xaragua National Education Act, and governed by the Supreme Law of Xaragua;

Protected under Article 14 and Article 18 of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights (freedom of education and belief);

Declared independent from any foreign accreditation body, as Xaragua is a sovereign entity with full academic self-determination.

Its certificate programs in political science, theology, history, and strategic governance are issued under sovereign imprimatur and intellectual property protections. Recognition by other jurisdictions is subject to bilateral agreements or canonical equivalency.

Citizenship and E-Residency of Xaragua are governed by the Xaragua National Citizenship Act (XNCA/2025) and available to individuals who:

Are aligned with the cultural, spiritual, and legal principles of the State;

Apply through the Ministry of Sovereign Affairs via a formal request;

Undergo identity verification and ethical vetting under the Indigenous Charter.

Applications can be submitted by contacting the Office of Sovereign Affairs at:

info@xaraguauniversity.com

E-Residency is a digital legal status that allows access to intellectual services, academic programs, and participation in the Xaragua economic and institutional network. All e-residents are protected under Xaragua Sovereign Law and customary indigenous rights.