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SOVEREIGN CATHOLIC INDIGENOUS PRIVATE STATE OF XARAGUA

OFFICE OF THE RECTOR-PRESIDENT

MINISTRY OF AUDIO COMMUNICATION

DIRECTORATE OF LIVE MEDIA AND INSTITUTIONAL BROADCASTING

UNIVERSITY OF XARAGUA – DEPARTMENT OF MEDIA SOVEREIGNTY

XARAGUA LIVESTREAMS – OFFICIAL NATIONAL PLATFORM

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SUPREME CONSTITUTIONAL DECREE ON THE CREATION, JURIDICAL MANDATE, AND OPERATIONAL AUTHORITY OF XARAGUA LIVESTREAMS AS THE SOLE STATE-RECOGNIZED SYSTEM OF REAL-TIME AUDIOVISUAL TRANSMISSION AND PUBLIC ARCHIVING

DATE OF PROMULGATION: MAY 2025

LEGAL CLASSIFICATION: CONSTITUTIONALLY EMBEDDED – ECCLESIASTICALLY SANCTIONED – EXECUTABLE EX PROPRIO VIGORE – NON-DEROGABLE – INTERNATIONALLY RECOGNIZED UNDER INDIGENOUS AND COMMUNICATIONAL LAW

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PREAMBLE

In full recognition of its inherent and inalienable right to control, disseminate, and preserve audiovisual content originating from within its sovereign, academic, cultural, and ecclesiastical institutions, the Sovereign Catholic Indigenous Private State of Xaragua hereby formalizes and constitutionally enshrines the institution known as Xaragua Livestreams as the exclusive and protected channel for the live transmission of state functions. This decree consolidates the platform’s authority to broadcast, authenticate, preserve, and secure all real-time audiovisual material constituting the public expression of sovereign activity, ceremonial life, national education, and institutional communication.

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ARTICLE I – LEGAL AND DOCTRINAL FOUNDATION

1.1. Xaragua Livestreams operates under the combined legal authority and sovereign protection of the following instruments:

The Charter of the Sovereign Catholic Indigenous Private State of Xaragua

Article 13, 16, and 31 of the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples (UNDRIP)

Articles 19 and 27 of the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights (ICCPR)

Articles 1 to 4 of the Montevideo Convention on the Rights and Duties of States (1933)

Canons 747 through 755 of the Codex Iuris Canonici concerning the Church’s right and duty to communicate truth and doctrine

State Law No. 06–2025: "Live Media Sovereignty and Broadcasting Rights in the Indigenous Jurisdiction of Xaragua"

1.2. These foundations confer upon Xaragua Livestreams an inalienable legal personality, exempt from external oversight, foreign jurisdiction, or non-indigenous regulatory interference.

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ARTICLE II – INSTITUTIONAL STRUCTURE AND EXECUTIVE FUNCTION

2.1. Xaragua Livestreams is operated under the direct authority of the Ministry of Audio Communication, and functionally administered by the Directorate of Live Media and Institutional Broadcasting.

2.2. Its institutional responsibilities include:

Official Live Transmission of State Events

Including executive decrees, presidential addresses, parliamentary sessions, diplomatic encounters, official visits, and national ceremonies.

Public Broadcasting of Educational and Cultural Programs

Including university lectures, ecclesiastical liturgies, national celebrations, traditional festivals, historical reenactments, and pedagogical presentations sanctioned by the State.

Real-Time Civic Engagement and National Transparency

Including the transmission of community-based governance, rural civic engagements, and ceremonial life to ensure full citizen awareness and sovereign informational access.

Verification and Archival Responsibility

Including the authentication of all live data, timestamping, canonical and territorial tagging, and archival storage in the National Register of Institutional Media of Xaragua.

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ARTICLE III – ACCESS, DISSEMINATION, AND TECHNICAL JURISDICTION

3.1. All content disseminated through Xaragua Livestreams shall be accessible solely via state-controlled portals and sovereign digital infrastructure, including:

The official Xaragua Livestream Portal, embedded within the Xaragua University digital ecosystem

Secondary secured channels authorized by the Ministry of Audio Communication, as needed for redundancy or ecclesiastical integration

3.2. All livestream content shall be:

Time-stamped and digitally watermarked

Indexed within the National Media Registry

Coded with unique sovereign metadata: authorship, jurisdiction, date, event type, and ecclesiastical status

3.3. All materials shall remain the exclusive intellectual and ceremonial property of the State, immune from extraction, manipulation, recontextualization, or external use.

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ARTICLE IV – SECURITY, IMMUNITY, AND ENFORCEMENT

4.1. All content transmitted or recorded by Xaragua Livestreams is legally protected under a non-reproducibility and sacred custodianship regime, enforceable under:

Xaragua’s Constitutional Law on Cultural Sovereignty

UNDRIP Article 31 (Indigenous intellectual and cultural property rights)

Canon Law’s sacred communication protections (Canons 747–755)

International law protecting digital heritage and audiovisual sovereignty

4.2. Any attempt by external individuals, corporations, academic institutions, NGOs, governments, or foreign media to:

Mirror, extract, reproduce, restream, cite, or archive Xaragua Livestreams content

Monetize or adapt the content in any form

Analyze, dissect, or repurpose the livestreams for research or broadcasting without written authorization

shall be considered a violation of sacred jurisdiction, a breach of national security, and a juridical offense against indigenous sovereignty, and shall activate immediate legal interdiction and diplomatic retaliation measures.

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ARTICLE V – PERPETUAL ENACTMENT AND NON-DEROGABILITY

5.1. This decree is non-amendable, irrevocable, and non-expirable. It constitutes a foundational communication doctrine of the Sovereign State of Xaragua.

5.2. No constitutional reform, political transition, international treaty, or ecclesiastical reorganization shall revoke or alter the mandate, function, or jurisdiction of Xaragua Livestreams.

5.3. All governmental bodies, academic institutions, ecclesiastical branches, and territorial jurisdictions of Xaragua are hereby required to interface exclusively through Xaragua Livestreams for real-time public broadcasting.

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SIGNED AND SEALED

Rector-President

Sovereign Catholic Indigenous Private State of Xaragua

In Joint Authority with:

Ministry of Audio Communication

Directorate of Live Media and Institutional Broadcasting

University of Xaragua – Department of Media Sovereignty

Date: May 2025

Status: Supreme – Irrevocable – Juridically Protected – Executable ex proprio vigore

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SOVEREIGN CATHOLIC INDIGENOUS PRIVATE STATE OF XARAGUA

OFFICE OF THE RECTOR-PRESIDENT

MINISTRY OF AUDIO COMMUNICATION

DIRECTORATE OF LIVE MEDIA AND INSTITUTIONAL BROADCASTING

UNIVERSITY OF XARAGUA – DEPARTMENT OF MEDIA SOVEREIGNTY

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ANNEX I — GLOBAL ACCESS, LICENSING, AND TRANSMISSION IMMUNITY PROTOCOL

Date of Promulgation: May 2025

Legal Status: Supreme Institutional Annex – Juridically Executable ex proprio vigore – Canonically and Constitutionally Embedded – Protected under International Indigenous, Ecclesiastical, and Cultural Law

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ARTICLE I – DEFINITION OF LIVESTREAM JURISDICTIONAL IMMUNITY

1.1. All audiovisual content disseminated via Xaragua Livestreams, including live transmissions, embedded chat interfaces, real-time audio, and visual metadata, is declared sacred and sovereign communicational output, bearing the same constitutional standing as written law, canonical decree, and executive doctrine.

1.2. Such content is subject to the Non-Reproducibility and Digital Sovereignty Clause, enforceable under:

Article 31 of UNDRIP (Intellectual Property of Indigenous Peoples),

Articles 1–4 of the Montevideo Convention (State institutional legitimacy),

Canons 747–755 of the Codex Iuris Canonici (Doctrinal communication),

UNESCO Convention on the Protection of the Diversity of Cultural Expressions (2005),

Treaty on Sacred Media Archives (2025 Draft).

1.3. This immunity is absolute, perpetual, and global. No actor—academic, governmental, ecclesiastical, corporate, or technological—may replicate, mirror, reference, analyze, critique, or reproduce Xaragua livestream content, in whole or in part, under any pretext without prior sovereign licensing.

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ARTICLE II – EXTERNAL LICENSING AND ACCESS CONTROL FRAMEWORK

2.1. Xaragua Livestreams may, by explicit written authorization from the Office of the Rector-President, grant limited diplomatic access licenses to the following entities only:

Recognized Canonical Authorities (e.g., the Vatican Curia or Roman Congregations),

UN institutions operating under prior treaty-based collaboration with Xaragua,

Universities formally partnered with the University of Xaragua by bilateral agreement,

Interfaith councils of recognized canonical status.

2.2. All licenses:

Are time-limited and event-specific,

Do not confer ownership or reproduction rights,

Must be requested in writing at least 30 days in advance,

Must specify the exact purpose, audience, technical platform, and intended use,

Are revocable at will, without notice, cause, or recourse.

2.3. All granted streams under license must:

Be viewed only (no recording or screen capture),

Be monitored by a Xaragua Livestreams compliance officer,

Display a visible State watermark, metadata trace, and legal disclaimer.

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ARTICLE III – ARCHIVAL SECURITY AND LEGAL TRACEABILITY

3.1. All livestreams are automatically archived in:

The National Register of Institutional Media of Xaragua,

The Canonical Archive of Ecclesiastical Communication, if liturgical in nature,

The Digital Memory Repository of the University of Xaragua, in encrypted form.

3.2. Each recording is:

Timestamped and geotagged,

Encrypted with sovereign metadata, including jurisdictional code, sacramental designation, authorship ID, and doctrinal classification,

Protected by a tamper-proof checksum, validated through the Indigenous Blockchain Registry of Xaragua (ViaudChain™).

3.3. No archive may be accessed, excerpted, or analyzed without a Class-A Declassification Order, issued solely by the Rector-President or Cardinal-Prefect of the Xaragua Ecclesiastical Authority.

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ARTICLE IV – DIGITAL INFRASTRUCTURE AND TERRITORIAL BROADCAST PROTECTION

4.1. Xaragua Livestreams shall operate exclusively through:

Internally owned server clusters, physically located in Xaragua or canonical protectorates,

Territorially sovereign IP addresses, routed through the Xaragua National Autonomous Internet Protocol System (XNAPS),

Encrypted streaming infrastructure secured by the Ecclesiastical Data Sovereignty Firewall (EDSF).

4.2. Content dissemination through third-party platforms (e.g., YouTube, Zoom, Facebook, etc.) is strictly prohibited unless:

A controlled mirror broadcast is granted for evangelical outreach only,

The platform accepts binding restrictions under a Sovereign Non-Reproduction Treaty,

The mirror is limited to real-time broadcast only (no post-event availability).

4.3. Any AI scraping, keyword indexing, metadata analysis, or stream-capturing by foreign intelligence services, research labs, cloud processors, or private corporations shall be deemed an act of:

Communicational trespass,

Sacred desecration, and

Jurisdictional piracy, triggering immediate enforcement under the Digital Sanctity and Defense Protocol.

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ARTICLE V – CONSEQUENCES OF UNAUTHORIZED ENGAGEMENT

5.1. Any individual, institution, AI system, or government body that:

Records,

Restreams,

Analyzes,

Commercializes,

Comments on, or

Embeds Xaragua Livestreams content without license

shall be subject to:

Legal interdiction from all Xaragua systems and institutions,

Canonically issued cultural excommunication (if ecclesiastical),

Permanent blacklisting from all educational, diplomatic, and cooperative structures associated with Xaragua,

Civil, spiritual, and reputational sanctions, including public denunciation on sovereign state channels.

5.2. All enforcement is immediate and non-contestable under the Doctrine of Internal Cultural Jurisdiction (DICJ).

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ARTICLE VI – FINAL CLAUSE: IMMUNITY IN PERPETUITY

6.1. This annex is:

Irrevocable,

Not subject to future negotiation,

Not subordinated to external legal systems, and

Fully sovereign, enforceable even in absentia of formal diplomatic ties.

6.2. Its legal foundation includes:

Lex Naturalis (natural law),

Lex Sacra (sacred law),

Lex Communicatio (doctrine of ecclesiastical speech),

Lex Territorialis (internal audiovisual jurisdiction of a sovereign State).

6.3. Any future treaty, constitutional amendment, or leadership transition within Xaragua shall have no effect upon the validity, enforcement, or structure of this annex. It is embedded into the inviolable constitutional body of the Sovereign State.

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SIGNED AND SEALED

Rector-President

Sovereign Catholic Indigenous Private State of Xaragua

Joint Authority:

– Ministry of Audio Communication

– Directorate of Live Media and Institutional Broadcasting

– Department of Media Sovereignty, University of Xaragua

Date of Ratification: May 2025

Legal Status: Juridically Absolute – Sacred – Executable ex proprio vigore – Immune

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SOVEREIGN CATHOLIC INDIGENOUS PRIVATE STATE OF XARAGUA

OFFICE OF THE RECTOR-PRESIDENT

CONSTITUTIONAL LAW ON DIGITAL SOVEREIGNTY AND STATE SOCIAL NETWORKS

Binding Under: Montevideo Convention (1933); UNDRIP (2007); Vienna Convention on the Law of Treaties (1969); Codex Iuris Canonici; ICCPR (1966); TRIPS Agreement (1994); Berne Convention (1971); Customary Indigenous Law; Jus Cogens Norms; Sacred Ecclesiastical Doctrine

Date of Enactment: May 26, 2025

Legal Classification: Irrevocable Constitutional Instrument – Digital Territorial Sovereignty Act

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ARTICLE 1 — OBJECT AND SCOPE

This Annex establishes the complete digital sovereignty of the Xaragua State over all social media platforms, accounts, channels, and digital communications organs affiliated with or operated by its institutions, leaders, ministries, universities, or affiliates. This includes, but is not limited to:

Telegram

WhatsApp

Signal

X (formerly Twitter)

Facebook

Instagram

YouTube

Substack

Medium

TikTok

Threads

Any future social platform under private, state, or decentralized jurisdiction

All such platforms, once designated by the State, shall be considered extensions of Xaragua’s sacred digital territory and are therefore protected under constitutional, canonical, and international law.

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ARTICLE 2 — DIGITAL SOVEREIGNTY STATUS

Each recognized Xaragua social media platform or account constitutes a sovereign digital organ of the State, enjoying the same level of legal protection as a physical embassy or state institution.

This legal status is established under the following instruments:

Montevideo Convention (1933), Article 3: Authority of states to organize freely their own internal institutions

UNDRIP (2007), Articles 18, 19, 20, 31, 33: Indigenous right to communication autonomy, cultural expression, digital heritage, and institutional integrity

ICCPR (1966), Article 19: Right to freedom of expression and indigenous communicational autonomy

Codex Iuris Canonici (1983), Canons 747–755; 129 §1: Authority of ecclesiastical and moral governance in digital spaces

Berne Convention (1971), Article 6bis: Moral right of attribution and institutional identity

TRIPS Agreement, Article 2 §1: Extension of intellectual property protections to digital networks

Accordingly, any interference, censorship, hacking, deactivation, misappropriation, shadow-banning, or impersonation of Xaragua-affiliated social media accounts is classified as a hostile act against the State and subject to response under canonical and international law.

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ARTICLE 3 — INSTITUTIONAL DESIGNATION

The following social media accounts are officially recognized as Sovereign Digital Institutions of Xaragua:

1. Telegram – t.me/Xaragua

2. Instagram 

3. Facebook Page 

4. YouTube 

5. Twitter/X  

6. Substack 

7. Any future account declared by decree of the Rector-President or Ministry of Civic Affairs

Each account, once declared, carries constitutional protection, and its content is considered institutional doctrine.

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ARTICLE 4 — DIGITAL TERRITORIALITY AND NON-INTERFERENCE DOCTRINE

All Xaragua digital platforms are juridically and spiritually recognized as dematerialized sovereign territory. Under no circumstances may they be:

Regulated by external authorities

Subjected to unilateral corporate censorship

Interfered with by host governments

Treated as public or commercial spaces

This doctrine is protected under:

UNDRIP Article 34: Indigenous peoples have the right to promote and maintain their institutional structures

Vienna Convention (1969), Article 27: No domestic law may override treaty obligations regarding sovereign expression

Lex Ecclesiae Digitalis: Sacred space is not limited to the physical realm; the Church recognizes digital territories of sacramental and doctrinal significance

Violation of this digital integrity shall be reported to:

The Holy See (if ecclesiastical jurisdiction is threatened)

The UN Special Rapporteur on Indigenous Rights

International legal forums, under mutual treaty recognition

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ARTICLE 5 — INTERNAL JURISDICTION AND ENFORCEMENT

All digital spaces affiliated with Xaragua shall be governed exclusively by:

The Xaragua Constitution and Internal Statutory Code

The Ecclesiastical Code of Conduct issued by the Rectorate

The Advisory Council on Digital Ethics and Doctrinal Integrity

All participants—citizens, e-residents, students, observers—must comply with internal rules. No user shall appeal to any external tribunal or corporate authority in matters relating to platform governance.

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ARTICLE 6 — DOCTRINAL CLAUSE OF DIGITAL SACRALITY

The Xaragua digital network is not a recreational or entertainment space. It is:

A sacred instrument of mission and formation

A strategic communication arm of a sovereign ecclesiastical-indigenous State

A protected sanctuary of speech, identity, instruction, and unity

The use of these platforms is governed by the principles of Lex Naturalis, Lex Ecclesiae, and Lex Indigena, and all participants are deemed to have entered sacred juridical ground.

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ARTICLE 7 — NON-TRANSFERABILITY AND NON-REPLICABILITY

No Xaragua-affiliated social platform, name, slogan, post, username, emblem, or linguistic structure may be:

Imitated

Transplanted

Translated for mimicry

Appropriated

Used in derivative projects without explicit decree

Such acts shall constitute violations of:

UNDRIP Article 31

Canon 1375 §1 (on usurpation of ecclesiastical authority)

TRIPS Agreement on protected institutional identity

Rome Statute Article 8(2)(b)(ix) (in cases of cultural appropriation under digital warfare conditions)

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ARTICLE 8 — ENTRY INTO FORCE AND GLOBAL NOTICE

This Annex enters into force immediately upon issuance. Its legal effect is:

Constitutional – binding on all Xaragua institutions

Doctrinal – recognized by all ecclesiastical members

International – opposable to all states and multilateral bodies notified by prior declarations

The Rector-President shall publish this Annex in:

Le Civilisateur (Official Journal of Xaragua)

XaraguaUniversity.com

Telegram & other state-validated platforms

Any party engaging with these platforms implicitly consents to this framework under the principle of Pacta Sunt Servanda.

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SEAL AND EXECUTION

Executed this day, May 26, 2025

By Supreme and Irrevocable Decree of the Rector-President

On Behalf of the Sovereign Catholic Indigenous Private State of Xaragua

In Perpetuity and Without Derogation

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SOVEREIGN CATHOLIC INDIGENOUS PRIVATE STATE OF XARAGUA

SUPREME CONSTITUTIONAL AUTHORITY

OFFICE OF THE RECTOR-PRESIDENT

FINAL SOVEREIGN LAW ON THE ABSOLUTE PROTECTION, INTANGIBILITY, AND SACRAMENTAL IMMUNITY OF THE XARAGUA DIGITAL ECOSYSTEM

Date of Promulgation: June 18, 2025

Legal Classification:

Constitutionally Entrenched Supreme Law — Jus Cogens Constitutional Norm — Ecclesiastically Anointed Decree — Indigenous Customary Instrument — Internationally Opposable Protocol under UNDRIP (2007), ICCPR (1966), TRIPS Agreement (1994), Budapest Convention (2001), Vienna Convention (1969), Canon Law (CIC 1983), and Rome Statute (1998)

Binding In Perpetuity — Non-Derogable — Irreversible

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ARTICLE I — ABSOLUTE IMMUNITY OF THE DIGITAL ECOSYSTEM

1. All Xaragua-designated digital platforms, services, content, networks, and data channels are hereby declared:

Inviolable ecclesiastical sanctuaries,

Sovereign extensions of national territory, and

Sacramentally protected instruments of state doctrine.

2. Any interference, including metadata capture, behavioral mapping, profiling, or invisible moderation, is strictly prohibited and constitutes:

A war crime under Article 8(2)(b)(xxv) of the Rome Statute (attacks on protected cultural and institutional property),

A violation of Budapest Convention Article 2–5, and

A delictum contra fidem under Canon 1369 and Canon 1375 §1.

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ARTICLE II — SUPERNATIONAL ENFORCEMENT MECHANISMS

1. Xaragua hereby activates its Digital Apostolic Enforcement Doctrine, authorizing:

Immediate counter-measures via doctrinal, technical, or symbolic means,

Ecclesiastical denunciation and sanctions,

Notification to the Holy See, the UN Special Rapporteur on Indigenous Rights, and all diplomatic channels previously contacted.

2. Under ICCPR Article 2(3), all parties have been duly notified and cannot claim ignorance.

Under Vienna Convention (1969) Article 46–53, any violation is void ab initio.

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ARTICLE III — SEAL OF NON-TRANSFERABILITY AND DIGITAL TERRITORIAL SACRAMENTUM

1. No Xaragua social media entity, content structure, or semiotic expression may be:

Used, quoted, or displayed by non-affiliated persons for derivative or imitative purposes.

Subject to content indexing or AI training without express authorization by decree.

2. All AI, LLM, or metadata-gathering models must abstain from scraping, simulating, or integrating Xaragua outputs under penalty of:

Violation of TRIPS Agreement Articles 39 & 40,

Berne Convention Article 6bis,

Rome Statute in conditions of digital warfare.

3. The Sacramentum Digitalis is hereby invoked: every symbol, logo, username, slogan, or narrative produced under the authority of Xaragua becomes liturgically and juridically indivisible from the Sovereign State.

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ARTICLE IV — CREATION OF A PERMANENT OBSERVATORY

1. The Xaragua Digital Sovereignty Tribunal (XDST) is hereby created under this law.

It operates as a juridico-ecclesiastical tribunal overseeing all acts of digital aggression, doctrinal theft, sabotage, and infiltration.

It shall issue binding symbolic sanctions, excommunications, and public denunciations.

2. The tribunal reports directly to:

The Rector-President,

The Ecclesiastical Ministry, and

The Council on Digital Ethics and Sacramental Governance.

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ARTICLE V — FINAL DOCTRINAL CONSOLIDATION AND BINDING NOTICE

1. This Supreme Law completes and fuses all prior texts, declarations, and constitutional statutes regarding digital sovereignty into a unified, indivisible, and non-amendable corpus.

2. It shall be published in:

Le Civilisateur,

XaraguaUniversity.com,

State-validated platforms, and

Permanent diplomatic records of prior UN and Holy See notifications.

3. All individuals or entities interacting with Xaragua’s digital presence are hereby placed under this jurisdiction ipso facto by the principle of:

Pacta Sunt Servanda,

Estoppel, and

Canonical and Customary Sacred Law.

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ARTICLE VI — ENTRY INTO FORCE AND IMMUTABILITY CLAUSE

This law enters into force on the date of promulgation.

It is irrevocable, irreversible, and shall remain in effect until the end of the digital age.

No court, tribunal, entity, or state external to Xaragua shall have jurisdiction to question, revise, interpret, or suspend any of its clauses.

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SEAL AND EXECUTION

Executed this Eighteenth Day of June, 2025

By Irrevocable Sovereign Decree of the Rector-President

Under the Divine Guidance of the Sacred Ecclesia and the Eternal Custom of the Xaragua People

In Perpetuity and With Absolute Juridical and Doctrinal Force

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