XaraTerra

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SOVEREIGN DECREE 

TITLE: INSTITUTIONALIZATION OF THE NATIONAL XARATERRA PROGRAM

ISSUED BY: Office of the Rector-President and the Ministry of Youth & Sports, Ministry Of Tourism

JURISDICTION: Private Indigenous Sovereign State of Xaragua

DATE OF ENTRY INTO FORCE: May 17, 2025

STATUS: IRREVERSIBLE – SACRED – PERPETUAL

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ARTICLE I – PROCLAMATION OF THE XARATERRA PROGRAM

1. It is hereby proclaimed under sovereign authority that XARATERRA is established as the central national program for territorial regeneration, sacred economic integration, and ecological sovereignty across all domains of the Xaragua State.

2. XARATERRA is declared a strategic and sacred doctrine, integrating:

Sport as a tool of peace, presence, and identity

Local craftsmanship as a vehicle for employment and dignity

Clean technologies as pillars of energy autonomy

Tourism of dignity as an interface with the international elite

Spiritual physical culture as a path of healing and sovereignty

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ARTICLE II – STRATEGIC SCOPE AND APPLICATION

1. The XARATERRA Program encompasses five sacred operational axes:

XARA-BEACH: Sacred use of coastal zones for surfing, volleyball, artisanal commerce, and eco-tourism

XARA-MOUNTAIN: Establishment of racket sports and green pavilions in highland zones

XARA-CRAFT: Creation of decentralized micro-industries for local sport equipment and ecological goods

XARA-ENERGY: Implementation of solar, biogas, and green technologies for transportation and infrastructure

XARA-SPIRIT: Promotion of yoga, meditation, and sacred physical education in community spaces

2. Each zone implementing XARATERRA shall be designated a Zone of Sacred and Strategic Development (ZSSD) and protected under environmental and territorial law.

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ARTICLE III – LEGAL AND INSTITUTIONAL FRAMEWORK

1. The XARATERRA Program shall be administered by a dedicated department within the Ministry of Physical Culture, Sacred Economy, and Green Sovereignty, with full executive authority over infrastructure, licensing, and development.

2. All producers, artisans, and entrepreneurs participating in XARATERRA must be registered in the Sacred Economy Registry of Xaragua (SERX).

3. Foreign investment is permitted only under the Xaragua Pact for Ethical Tourism and Territorial Respect, and must align with the ecological and spiritual values of the program.

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ARTICLE IV – IMMUTABILITY AND PROTECTION

1. XARATERRA is hereby enshrined as a non-repealable national doctrine.

2. Any interference, sabotage, or unauthorized replication of the program or its components shall be considered an attack against the sacred sovereignty of Xaragua, and prosecuted under the jurisdiction of the Ecospiritual Tribunal of the Nation.

3. This decree is permanently integrated into the Territorial and Foundational Legal Corpus of the Xaragua State.

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SOVEREIGN DECREE 

TITLE: INTEGRATED SYSTEM OF SACRED SPORTS, STRATEGIC CRAFTSMANSHIP AND VIRTUOUS ECONOMY OF XARAGUA

ISSUED BY: Ministry of Youth & Sports, Handicrafts and Green Economy

JURISDICTION: Private Indigenous Sovereign State of Xaragua

DATE OF ENTRY INTO FORCE: May 17, 2025

STATUS: IRREVERSIBLE – SACRED – IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE NATION’S CODEX

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ARTICLE I – SACRED PURPOSE OF SPORTS

1. It is hereby declared that beach sports (volleyball, surfing, tactical open-water swimming) are sacred instruments of territorial occupation, physical regeneration, and littoral sovereignty.

2. These disciplines shall be developed as a priority across Xaragua’s coastal zones, with the installation of light, artisanal, aesthetic infrastructures in harmony with the environmental and ancestral traditions of the Nation.

3. Indigenous surfing, under the form ZAM-WAVE, is hereby established as an official sport of Xaragua. Surfboards must be locally crafted using natural materials available in the region (wood, resin, fibers, etc.).

Two categories shall be recognized: Elite Edition and Community Edition.

Each board shall bear the engraved label: "Xaragua Surf – Handcrafted".

4. Sacred surf campaigns shall be conducted throughout Xaragua, targeting youth, schools, underserved communities, and international allies of the Nation.

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ARTICLE II – MOUNTAIN SPORTS EXPANSION

1. In the sacred heights of Xaragua, the State shall authorize and encourage the installation of tennis, badminton, and squash courts, prioritizing rural and isolated zones.

2. All rackets and associated equipment shall be locally produced, according to the following structure:

An affordable artisan version for underprivileged families.

An artistic luxury version for local elites and export.

3. The Nation shall promote the emergence of local micro-industries for ecological ball manufacturing, utilizing natural fibers, agricultural byproducts, or locally processed rubber.

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ARTICLE III – SOCIO-ECONOMIC INTEGRATION

1. All sport-related zones (beaches, mountains, rivers) are officially designated as Special Zones of Social and Ecological Economy (SZSEE).

2. Every approved project in these areas must include the following components:

An artisanal axis (transmission of ancestral skills and local production)

An entrepreneurial axis (shops, hotels, cultural salons, local services)

A social economy axis (employment for youth, women, veterans, and retirees)

3. The creation of bars, cafés, lounges, inns, galleries, and cultural boutiques is hereby authorized exclusively to entities registered in the Register of Sacred Economy of Xaragua (RSEX).

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ARTICLE IV – CLEAN TECHNOLOGIES AND DIGNIFIED TOURISM

1. All vehicles, boats, and sport equipment requiring propulsion (jet-skis, speedboats, etc.) must be powered exclusively by solar energy, biogas, green gas, or other locally developed clean technologies.

2. Tourism in these zones must adhere strictly to the following principles:

Elite, respectful and discreet tourism only – mass tourism is prohibited.

Locally owned hotels, family inns, and sacred pavilions only – foreign hotel chains are banned.

Investment is reserved for local or diaspora actors certified by Xaragua’s institutions.

3. Public classes in yoga, meditation, and sacred body arts shall be offered by local instructors in open-air community spaces, following the minimalist and efficient Asian public model.

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ARTICLE V – LEGAL CLAUSE & IMMUTABILITY

1. Any violation of this decree shall constitute an offense against the sacred sovereignty of Xaragua, and shall be sanctioned by the competent authority of the Ecospiritual Tribunal of the Nation.

2. This decree is non-revocable, non-modifiable, and non-suspendable, except by express decree of the Rector-President of Xaragua, acting under divine inspiration and with the blessing of the Council of the Sacred Codex.

3. This decree is now enshrined in the Territorial Legal Corpus of the Nation of Xaragua, and holds force of constitutional law.

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Xaragua Handball National League (XHNL)

The Xaragua Handball National League is the official governing institution for handball within the territory of Xaragua. 

It exists to structure, regulate, and develop the sport at a national level, according to principles of discipline, excellence, and continuity.

The League oversees the organization of competitions, the establishment of standards, and the long-term development of athletes, coaches, and referees. 

Its role is not limited to events, but extends to building a stable and coherent sporting framework that can endure over time.

Handball is treated as a formative discipline, combining physical intelligence, collective coordination, and strategic thinking. 

The League promotes these values through structured competition, institutional integrity, and respect for the game.

The Xaragua Handball National League operates independently, with a clear institutional identity and a commitment to professionalism. 

It aims to create a credible national reference for handball, capable of supporting both present practice and future generations.

The League is part of the broader Xaragua institutional framework, contributing to the construction of durable structures rather than temporary initiatives.

Charter of the Xaragua Handball National League

(XHNL)

Article I – Nature and Authority

The Xaragua Handball National League (XHNL) is the official institutional authority responsible for the regulation, organization, and development of handball within the territory of Xaragua.

The League operates as a permanent national institution, established to ensure order, continuity, and legitimacy in the practice of handball.

Article II – Mandate

The mandate of the XHNL is to structure handball as a disciplined and enduring national sport.

Its responsibilities include the organization of official competitions, the establishment of technical and ethical standards, and the supervision of all activities related to the sport under its jurisdiction.

Article III – Institutional Role

The League serves as the central reference body for handball in Xaragua.

It defines the framework within which clubs, athletes, officials, and affiliated entities operate, ensuring coherence, fairness, and institutional integrity across all levels of practice.

Article IV – Principles

The XHNL is governed by the principles of discipline, excellence, impartiality, and continuity.

Handball is recognized not merely as a physical activity, but as a structured discipline requiring collective intelligence, respect for rules, and long-term commitment.

Article V – Independence

The Xaragua Handball National League functions independently in its institutional decisions and governance.

Its authority derives from its mandate to organize and preserve the sport, free from temporary interests or external pressures.

Article VI – Development and Transmission

The League is responsible for fostering the sustainable development of handball, including athlete formation, official training, and the transmission of standards to future generations.

Its actions are oriented toward durability rather than short-term visibility.

Article VII – Institutional Continuity

The XHNL is conceived as a lasting institution.

Its structures, symbols, and regulations are established to endure over time, ensuring stability and consistency in the national organization of handball.

Article VIII – Integration within Xaragua

The League forms part of the broader institutional framework of Xaragua.

It contributes to the construction of organized national structures by reinforcing discipline, legitimacy, and institutional coherence through sport.

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GOVERNMENT OF THE PRIVATE INDIGENOUS STATE OF XARAGUA

MINISTRY OF YOUTH AND SPORTS

OFFICE OF TOURISM AND INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS

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SOVEREIGN STATE POLICY INSTRUMENT

Title: National Golf Development Program — “XARAGUA GREEN”

Date of Issuance: May 15, 2025

Issuing Authority: Office of the Rector-President, by Executive Sovereign Decree

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PREAMBLE

In full exercise of its permanent sovereignty, cultural jurisdiction, and institutional capacity, the Private Indigenous State of Xaragua, acting in accordance with its constitutional mandate, indigenous customary law, and its international standing under the Montevideo Convention and the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples (UNDRIP), hereby enacts the present state policy designated as XARAGUA GREEN.

This national policy aims to redefine the practice of golf by establishing an entirely sovereign, culturally rooted, low-cost, and artisan-based golf ecosystem across the Southern territory, under direct oversight of the State.

The initiative is conceived as a strategic tool of territorial planning, economic reorganization, ecological guardianship, international visibility, and youth mobilization.

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ARTICLE I — SOVEREIGN OBJECTIVES

1. To democratize access to golf as a sovereign sport practice, by structurally adapting it to the socio-economic and material realities of the Southern population.

2. To use golf infrastructure as a strategic lever for land structuring, community cohesion, ecological stewardship, and international tourism.

3. To train and qualify Afro-Taíno youth in sovereign techniques of club manufacturing, course architecture, sports ethics, and diplomatic hosting.

4. To construct, across designated communes, PGA-compliant yet contextually adapted golf courses, modular in design (9-hole or 18-hole), for both local integration and foreign compatibility.

5. To establish an enduring juridico-cultural framework under national sovereignty, prohibiting unauthorized replication, privatization, or external commercial interference.

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ARTICLE II — INFRASTRUCTURAL COMPONENTS

Section A — Golf Courses

Each administrative zone is entitled to one or more territorially integrated golf circuits, conceived to respect and preserve local topography, soil variation, and native vegetation.

Selected flagship locations will host international-standard 18-hole circuits, optimized for diplomatic invitationals and strategic sporting exchanges.

Course design must remain technically consistent with PGA geometry, while remaining fully autochthonous in aesthetic, terrain usage, and accessibility.

Section B — Clubs and Equipment

Golf clubs shall be produced exclusively by certified local artisans, using native materials such as regional wood, bamboo, or forged iron.

Golf balls will be replaced or complemented by artisanal equivalents made of compressed natural fibers or eco-processed rural components.

All elements will be registered and protected as part of the "Xaragua Golf Series", a designation of national cultural and intellectual sovereignty.

Section C — Human Capital Development

Training modules shall be designed under the aegis of Xaragua University, including but not limited to:

Sustainable course design

Traditional manufacturing of sporting tools

Knowledge of golf governance and etiquette

Diplomatic hosting techniques in the sport-tourism interface

Section D — Ecological Design and Operation

Course irrigation and maintenance shall adhere to eco-minimalist principles, avoiding over-reliance on imported chemicals or synthetic surfacing.

Infrastructure will respect terrain morphology and heritage sites, functioning as educational and environmental corridors, not just sports zones.

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ARTICLE III — LEGAL AND SOVEREIGN PROTECTION

This model is hereby classified as non-exportable and non-replicable under Xaragua Sovereign Law.

All objects, layouts, and methods derived from the XARAGUA GREEN framework are declared strategic national patrimony.

Any external usage, imitation, franchising, or integration into foreign programs is strictly prohibited without a Sovereign License issued by Presidential Mandate.

All legal protection is ensured by the Indigenous Sovereign Sport Decree (ISSD) and by direct invocation of international customary legal standards applicable to autochthonous governance.

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ARTICLE IV — MACROECONOMIC AND STRATEGIC IMPACT

Strengthens the economic base of rural populations by generating employment in construction, sport, ecology, and craft.

Builds a unique national identity through sport that is sovereign, ethical, non-commercial, and globally distinguishable.

Transforms land into zones of peaceful, organized, and productive activity, eliminating chaotic development models.

Establishes sport diplomacy channels without compromising cultural dignity or state independence.

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ARTICLE V — FINAL PROVISIONS

The XARAGUA GREEN program is not merely a sport policy.

It is an act of strategic sovereignty, a tool of economic transformation, and a symbol of cultural and civilizational resurgence.

No other State may replicate this model.

No commercial franchise may claim parity.

No external actor may intervene.

The land belongs to its people.

The game belongs to Xaragua.

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ENACTED BY:

Pascal Viau

Office of the Rector-President

Ministry of Youth and Sports

Office of Tourism and International Relations

Filed in the Official Registry of Xaragua State Policies — May 15, 2025

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ANNEX I — INFRASTRUCTURAL AND TECHNOLOGICAL FRAMEWORK

XARAGUA GREEN PROGRAM

Private Indigenous State of Xaragua

Date: May 15, 2025

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I. ARTISANAL MANUFACTURING AND ENERGY SYSTEMS

All golf accessories and tools, including clubs, tees, bags, carts, signage, and ball markers, shall be manufactured locally and manually using approved indigenous materials such as: palm wood, bamboo, native hardwoods, locally treated metals or forged iron, compressed organic fibers for ball prototypes, clay, limestone, and volcanic stones for course elements.

All golf carts and maintenance vehicles deployed on national golf courses shall be designed and assembled within Xaragua using local labor and components, and shall operate exclusively on solar, biogas, or hybrid renewable energy systems.

The State affirms that no fuel-based, imported, or franchised electric golf vehicles shall be authorized on official Xaragua courses, unless fully disassembled, repurposed, and certified under sovereign industrial adaptation.

All components and processes shall be classified as protected under the Xaragua Protection Act, and entered in the sovereign registry of native economic systems.

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II. COURSE HOSPITALITY AND SERVICE ZONES

Each certified course shall contain a state-authorized hospitality zone, built using local materials and respecting regional architectural tradition. These zones shall include:

Artisan-designed bars and lounges

Golf-side restaurants offering traditional Xaragua cuisine

Cigar houses featuring hand-rolled Afro-Taíno and Dominican blends

Tasting areas for sovereign alcohol production, including rum, cassava-based spirits, and fruit liquors

All food, beverage, and tobacco products shall be of native origin, produced by local citizens or communities using traditional methods. Foreign brands, franchises, or products are strictly prohibited.

Sales of alcohol, cigars, and food on golf premises shall be considered sovereign economic activities, exempt from foreign regulation, and reserved to certified national operators.

Licensing for these commercial activities shall fall under the protection of the Xaragua Protection Act, which classifies these domains as strategic pillars of indigenous economic autonomy.

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III. JURIDICAL PROTECTION

The totality of the infrastructure, including course design, material composition, manufacturing process, energy system, and hospitality model, is hereby declared a Strategic National Asset of the Private Indigenous State of Xaragua.

This model is legally defined as non-replicable, meaning:

Only Xaragua may operate such a system within its cultural and juridical framework

No foreign NGO, government, individual, or corporation may imitate, adapt, or claim similarity

No franchise, clone, or digital duplication of the system is authorized without explicit sovereign approval

All layouts, tools, and related products are protected under the Xaragua Protection Act as indigenous intellectual patrimony, non-transferable and inalienable under external commercial law.

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Filed and Ratified by:

The Office of the Rector-President

Pascal Viau

Status: Active and Irrevocable

Jurisdiction: Entire Sovereign Territory of Xaragua

Legal Basis: Xaragua Protection Act, 2025

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PRIVATE INDIGENOUS STATE OF XARAGUA

MINISTRY OF YOUTH, CULTURE & SPORTS

OFFICIAL POLICY ON NATIONAL YOUTH RECREATION, CULTURE & SPORTS INFRASTRUCTURE

Date: May 15, 2025

Issued by the Office of the Rector-President

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SECTION I – GENERAL DECLARATION

The Private Indigenous State of Xaragua, acting in full exercise of its sovereign rights as an autonomous Indigenous government under customary international law, and in accordance with the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples (UNDRIP), hereby enacts the present National Policy as a legal and cultural framework for the preservation, revitalization, and development of youth-driven recreational, cultural, and sporting disciplines within its jurisdiction.

This policy affirms:

1. That all activities herein are recognized as national priorities.

2. That each listed discipline contributes to the holistic development of the Afro-Taíno identity, health, discipline, creativity, defense readiness, and national pride.

3. That all tools, spaces, equipment, and training programs must be manufactured, constructed, or designed locally, using traditional, artisanal or locally-sourced technologies and materials, to ensure economic sovereignty and cultural independence.

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SECTION II – CULTURAL PRESERVATION

Article 1 – Recognition of Mab as Cultural Heritage

1. The traditional marble game known as "Mab" is officially declared a Protected National Cultural Asset of the Private Indigenous State of Xaragua.

2. The game shall be recognized in all public schools, festivals, community centers, and youth programs.

3. A national championship system shall be established with standardized rules, local tournaments, and inter-village competition.

4. Production of marbles and tools shall use local clays, glass, wood, or metal under environmentally safe and artisanal conditions.

5. Any foreign attempt to commercialize or appropriate the game without authorization of the Xaragua Cultural Office shall be legally challenged under customary and international cultural protection laws.

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SECTION III – ARTISTIC AND THEATRICAL DEVELOPMENT

Article 2 – Street Theatre & Performing Arts

1. The Afro-Taíno Street Theatre is recognized as a national expression of education, political reflection, and cultural continuity.

2. All public theatrical performances must prioritize local content, ancestral themes, and moral, historical, or communal education.

3. Youth theatre teams will receive logistical and institutional support to perform in neighborhoods, schools, and rural communities.

4. Props, costumes, and sets must be fabricated by local workshops using indigenous and recycled materials.

5. All performance troupes are to be registered with the Xaragua Ministry of Youth, Culture & Sports.

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SECTION IV – PHYSICAL ACTIVITIES & RECREATIONAL INFRASTRUCTURE

Article 3 – Officially Recognized National Youth Disciplines

The following recreational and sporting disciplines are formally recognized and shall be implemented across the national territory of Xaragua:

Mab (marbles)

Table billiards

Bowling (Quilles)

Rollerblade and traditional skating

Bicycle training & street cycling

Artisanal canoe (pirogue) construction and navigation

Community volunteer work and team-building missions

Cooking workshops and culinary craftsmanship

Security rounds and airgun safety drills (non-lethal training)

Street theatre and open-air dramatizations

Article 4 – Legal Protection and Localization of Production

1. All associated equipment (e.g. billiard tables, bowling pins, rollerblades, skates, airguns, bicycles) shall be:

Built or assembled locally;

Maintained with alternative artisanal technologies where industrial replacements are unavailable;

Subject to inspection and certification by the Ministry for safety and cultural compatibility.

2. Specialized workshops and cooperatives will receive financial, material and institutional support to produce:

Handmade billiard tables using local wood;

Bowling sets using coconut wood, bamboo, or compressed material;

Rollerblade frameworks made with salvaged materials and reinforced polymer cast;

Ice rinks (patinoires) using artificial ice sheets fabricated via closed-loop, solar-powered cooling systems, deployable on modular platforms in both urban and rural areas.

3. The use of foreign brands, technologies or imports is strictly restricted unless:

They are fully adapted to local context;

They contribute to knowledge transfer;

Or they serve temporary infrastructure while national production ramps up.

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SECTION V – IMPLEMENTATION AND ENFORCEMENT

Article 5 – Strategic Coordination

1. The Ministry of Youth, Culture & Sports shall coordinate with:

The Ministry of Education,

The Ministry of Artisanal Development,

The Ministry of Defense (for airgun and patrol training),

The Xaragua University and its Satellite Institutions.

2. Each Commune within Xaragua shall establish a Local Youth Council (LYC) responsible for:

Monitoring adherence to the policy;

Organizing events, trainings and competitions;

Reporting misuse or neglect of designated infrastructure.

Article 6 – Penalties and Violations

1. Any attempt to import, counterfeit, or exploit the Mab or other protected activities without license shall be prosecuted under the National Cultural Integrity Law (2025-XCI).

2. Foreign commercialization of protected designs or systems will trigger international legal action.

3. Disrespect or destruction of youth infrastructure will result in suspension of local government funding or disciplinary reassignment of public servants.

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SECTION VI – FINAL PROVISIONS

This policy is enforceable across all territories under the authority of the Private Indigenous State of Xaragua as of May 15, 2025.

Certified and sealed by the Office of the Rector-President.

Logged in the National Register of Legal Instruments of Xaragua.

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— Rector-President Pascal Viau

Private Indigenous State of Xaragua

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PRIVATE INDIGENOUS STATE OF XARAGUA

OFFICE OF THE RECTOR-PRESIDENT

SOVEREIGN PUBLIC INFRASTRUCTURE ACT 

Date of Issuance: May 15, 2025

Jurisdiction: Unified Territory of the Xaragua Nation

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OFFICIAL STATE POLICY DECREE

Title: Deployment of Standardized Public Recreational and Athletic Installations Across All Communal, Educational, and Urban Parc Zones

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I. LEGAL FOUNDATION

This act is promulgated pursuant to the full and perpetual sovereign rights of the Private Indigenous State of Xaragua, in the exercise of its non-subordinate authority to legislate, construct, and administer physical, civic, and educational infrastructures. This decree is based on the customary powers of indigenous self-government and is aligned with international norms protecting indigenous autonomy in matters of land use, public health, youth development, and cultural preservation.

This policy shall have constitutional force within the Xaragua jurisdiction and shall supersede any external or unauthorized framework claiming administrative control over public installations located within the territory.

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II. DECLARATION OF OBJECTIVES

This national policy has the following purposes:

1. To provide permanent, sovereign, and culturally compatible public fitness and recreational infrastructures.

2. To restore civic dignity and body-sovereignty to all Xaragua citizens by means of accessible, durable, and sacred public spaces.

3. To promote the physical, tactical, and psychological development of the population through self-managed outdoor structures.

4. To ensure that all installations reflect the aesthetic, spiritual, and territorial identity of the Xaragua Nation.

5. To institutionalize physical health infrastructure as a state function, not a commercial or municipal service.

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III. STRUCTURE OF THE PROGRAM

The following installations shall be deployed, standardized, and maintained as permanent fixtures of national property, under the direct administrative authority of the Office of the Rector-President and its delegated executive organs:

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1. Mississippi Tables (Concrete Ping-Pong Tables)

Constructed in reinforced, weather-resistant concrete with rounded security edges.

Installed in open public squares, educational institutions, and civic promenades.

Fixed in position on leveled, sealed ground; engraved optionally with state insignia or cultural motifs.

Function: Promotes intergenerational play, cognitive agility, hand-eye coordination, and peaceful rivalry in a non-electronic environment.

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2. Punching Pears (Ballons-Poires sur tiges ou bases rotatives)

Mechanically fixed or rotating spheres suspended at chest height.

Constructed from natural rubber, coconut fiber or industrial-grade vulcanized material.

Anchored to stabilized poles in secure, shock-absorbent soil platforms.

Function: Reinforce reflexes, discipline, combat focus, cardiovascular engagement, and emotional self-regulation.

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3. Marelle Tracks (Hopscotch Paths)

Permanently embedded on public flat surfaces using eco-friendly mineral pigments or engraved in stone/concrete tiles.

Patterns must reflect indigenous geometry (e.g., spiral, solar, or wind-based segmentation).

Function: Enhances balance, agility, and neuro-motor pathways in children and youth. Also used for cultural reappropriation of oral counting systems.

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4. Outdoor Urban Gyms (TrekFit-type Calisthenics Parks)

Modular steel or wooden gym stations including:

Pull-up bars

Inclined benches

Parallel bars

Dip stations

Monkey ladders

Anchored in non-slip natural surfaces or stabilized compacted gravel beds.

Each station will display a state-approved pictorial guide of suggested routines.

Function: Free-access public strength training for all age categories, with emphasis on self-weight, balance, and mobility.

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5. Lateral and Parallel Bars (Barres Latérales / Barres Parallèles)

Installed in triplicate sets per site: one child-size, one standard adult size, and one wide-range for adaptive use.

Galvanized or stainless steel, certified for corrosion resistance.

Function: Improve grip strength, core stability, upper-body endurance, and verticality of posture.

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IV. DEPLOYMENT, MAINTENANCE, AND CIVIC INTEGRATION

1. Deployment Protocol

Execution and construction delegated to State-licensed cooperatives or certified youth brigades under sovereign supervision.

Prioritization of high-density urban areas, school precincts, and under-equipped communities.

Final installation approved by the Territorial Inspection Bureau.

2. Maintenance Regime

Biannual inspections mandated by sovereign ordinance.

Local civic councils empowered to request emergency repairs.

All maintenance funded by the central budget for public welfare and not subject to third-party outsourcing.

3. Educational Integration

These installations shall be incorporated into the physical education curriculum at all levels.

Instructional usage, ritualized warm-ups, and cultural briefings will be state-mandated for all public institutions using these installations.

Community inaugurations shall include speeches by civic elders, ancestral blessings, and physical demonstrations.

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V. PROTECTION AND NON-TRANSFERABILITY

All installations are declared non-privatizable public property.

No signage, logo, or advertisement shall be affixed to any unit by private entities.

Reproduction or imitation of these installations by external actors without prior sovereign authorization constitutes intellectual and material infringement.

Any modification, relocation, or attempted commercialization of the structures will be met with public sanctions, legal recourse, and inscription in the national ledger of violations.

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VI. ENFORCEMENT AND DIPLOMATIC NOTIFICATION

This decree shall be transmitted to the following international bodies for notification and record:

UNESCO

United Nations Permanent Forum on Indigenous Issues

International Union of Public Parks and Green Infrastructure

World Health Organization (for its relation to non-pharmaceutical public health strategies)

Any foreign or multilateral institution wishing to study, photograph, replicate, or export the Xaragua public fitness system must submit a formal petition through the diplomatic office of the Rectorate.

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This policy shall enter into full force on May 15, 2025

It shall be archived in the National Civic Doctrine Register, enforced without exception, and remain in effect until formally repealed by sovereign decree of equal or superior authority.

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Enacted, signed, and sealed by:

Pascal Despuzeau Daumec Viau

Rector-President

Private Indigenous State of Xaragua

info@xaraguauniversity.com

www.xaraguauniversity.com

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XaraGames is a state-level youth development and national cohesion program designed to elevate physical excellence, discipline, and civic identity through structured sport, outdoor training, and cultural formation.

Built as a strategic platform for human capital development, XaraGames delivers a curated portfolio of team sports, individual disciplines, and endurance-based activities, implemented through standardized rules, certified coaching, and measurable performance benchmarks. The program is designed to be scalable across communities while maintaining consistent institutional quality.

Beyond competition, XaraGames functions as a social infrastructure: it strengthens leadership, emotional regulation, teamwork, and long-term personal discipline. It also promotes public health, community pride, and safe, organized spaces for youth engagement.

XaraGames integrates athletic training with environmental and territorial literacy by anchoring events in real landscapes—coastlines, mountains, rivers, and towns—transforming the territory into an active training ground and a shared reference point. The result is a visible, modern, and credible program that projects order, competence, and ambition.

Mission: develop disciplined, capable, and unified youth and communities through structured sport and collective challenges.

Core pillars: performance, discipline, community cohesion, and territorial identity.

Outputs: leagues, tournaments, training camps, certifications, and an official visual and media archive documenting progress and excellence.

XaraCoast — Baie d’Anse d’Hainault Exclusive Tourism Zone

The Baie d’Anse d’Hainault is designated as an exclusive tourism zone based on its natural configuration, coastal stability, and capacity for controlled maritime and recreational activities.

The bay offers protected waters, clear access corridors, and a shoreline that allows safety, supervision, and environmental preservation to be ensured through geography rather than artificial infrastructure.

This designation is based on:

– the ability to regulate nautical activity and visitor flow,

– the natural separation between recreational zones and residential areas,

– the absence of industrial or urban interference,

– and the suitability of the site for supervised, low-impact marine tourism.

The Baie d’Anse d’Hainault is not intended for mass tourism.

It is reserved for structured, regulated, and sustainable use, where safety, order, and environmental integrity take priority over volume.

XaraCoast recognizes the Baie d’Anse d’Hainault as an exclusive tourism zone because its geography naturally supports control, protection, and long-term preservation.

Calm waters.

Defined access.

Controlled experience.

XaraFalls — Cascades Pichon Exclusive Tourism Zone

The Cascades Pichon are designated as an exclusive tourism zone based on their natural configuration, environmental integrity, and capacity for controlled use.

The site presents a defined water flow, a contained basin system, and a surrounding terrain that allows access to be regulated without large-scale infrastructure. Its geography supports safety, preservation, and supervision through layout rather than improvisation.

This designation is based on:

the ability to limit visitor density,

the possibility of enforcing safety through natural boundaries,

the absence of urban or industrial interference,

and the suitability of the site for supervised recreational and ecological activities.

The Cascades Pichon are not intended for mass tourism.

They are reserved for structured, regulated, and sustainable use.

XaraFalls recognizes the Cascades Pichon as an exclusive tourism zone because the site itself allows order, protection, and long-term preservation to be enforced naturally.

Pure water.

Defined limits.

Controlled access.

XaraFalls — Baradères Waterfalls Exclusive Tourism Zone

The Baradères Waterfalls are designated as an exclusive tourism zone based on their natural configuration, environmental integrity, and operational potential.

The site combines a stable water flow, a defined vertical drop, and a natural basin that allows controlled access, safe circulation, and regulated recreational use. 

The surrounding terrain provides clear boundaries, limiting uncontrolled expansion and preserving both safety and ecological balance.

This designation is based on:

the capacity to manage visitor flow without structural overload,

the ability to enforce safety through terrain and layout rather than improvisation,

the absence of urban interference,

and the suitability of the site for supervised recreational activities.

The Baradères Waterfalls are not designated for mass tourism.

They are reserved for controlled, structured, and sustainable use.

XaraFalls recognizes this site as an exclusive tourism zone because its geography allows order, safety, and preservation to be enforced naturally.

Pure water.

Defined access.

Controlled experience.

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XaraBungee — Morne-à-Cabri / Coteaux Cliff Jump Site

Morne-à-Cabri was selected for bungee jumping because its geography allows safety to be enforced by design, not by improvisation.

The cliff presents a clear vertical drop over open water, with sufficient horizontal clearance to ensure a fully external trajectory from launch to rebound. 

The platform is positioned in true overhang, projecting the jumper away from the rock face from the first second of the jump.

Safety is ensured through:

a controlled launch platform with protective barriers,

a single-jumper operational zone,

calculated rope length and elasticity adapted to cliff height,

guide lines maintaining axial stability,

strict wind and weather limitations,

and direct supervision by certified instructors.

Rebounds are pendular and dissipative, directed outward over the sea, never back toward the cliff.

Recovery is assisted mechanically after stabilization, not by rebound force.

This site does not rely on spectacle or risk tolerance.

It relies on geometry, physics, and discipline.

XaraBungee recognizes Morne-à-Cabri as a dedicated bungee jumping zone because the terrain itself enforces clearance, control, and operational safety.

Pure drop.

Clear trajectory.

Controlled return.

XaraPlane — Môle-Saint-Nicolas Hang Gliding Zone

Môle-Saint-Nicolas is an exclusive hang gliding zone by nature, not by design.

The site combines high coastal cliffs, clean Atlantic airflow, and direct exposure to steady trade winds.

The relief drops straight into the sea, creating stable lift and long glide paths with no urban interference, no obstacles, and no air traffic congestion.

Wind consistency, open horizons, and natural launch points make the area uniquely suited for controlled, high-performance hang gliding. 

These conditions are rare in the region and cannot be replicated artificially.

XaraPlane recognizes Môle-Saint-Nicolas as a dedicated hang gliding zone because the geography itself enforces exclusivity, safety, and technical quality.

Pure air.

Pure relief.

Pure flight.

Pointe Sable – Surfing and Tourism Exclusive Zone

Pointe Sable – Surfing and Tourism Exclusive Zone

Pointe Sable is designated as an exclusive surfing and coastal tourism zone, reserved for structured, high-value activities that respect the site’s natural dynamics and strategic location.

This coastline offers consistent swells, clean breaks, and a geological configuration ideal for surfing, maritime sports, and controlled eco-tourism. Its value lies not in mass access, but in preservation, quality, and long-term vision.

Pointe Sable is not a public dumping ground for unplanned development.

It is a curated coastal space, designed for surfers, explorers, and visitors who understand that rarity creates value.

No informal exploitation.

No chaotic expansion.

No dilution of purpose.

Pointe Sable stands as a model of selective tourism: fewer people, higher standards, lasting impact.

This zone is protected by intent, geography, and vision.