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Xi-Amaru Republic Announces the Signing of Its Constitution in Rome, Georgia

Signed Xi-Amaru Republic Constitution establishing Indigenous self-government
On April 28, 2024, the Xi-Amaru Republic formally signed its Constitution in Rome, Georgia, establishing a structured framework for Indigenous self-government and lawful governance.

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Xi-Amaru Republic Announces the Signing of Its Constitution in Rome, Georgia

Rome, Georgia — The Xi-Amaru Republic formally announces the signing of its Constitution, which took place on April 28, 2024, in Rome, Georgia.

The constitutional signing represents a significant milestone in the Republic’s national development, marking its transition into structured constitutional governance grounded in Indigenous self-determination, lawful authority, and institutional clarity.

Group photo following the Xi-Amaru Republic Constitution signing in Rome, Georgia.

A Historic Act of Governance

The signing was attended by Chief Nnakina Xi-Amaru Fears and other tribal members, reflecting collective participation in this defining national act.

The Constitution establishes a formal governing framework designed to guide the Republic’s institutions, clarify jurisdiction, and protect the rights of its people through Indigenous law.

Chief Nnakina Xi-Amaru Fears leading the constitutional signing of the Xi-Amaru Republic.

Leadership and Constitutional Development

Under the leadership of Chief Nnakina Xi-Amaru Fears, the Republic undertook a deliberate process to move from foundational organization into constitutional governance. The signing of the Constitution reflects sustained leadership, planning, and commitment to responsible self-government.

This step ensures that governance within the Republic operates through defined authority, transparent processes, and accountability to the people.

Chief Nnakina Xi-Amaru Fears at the Xi-Amaru Republic Constitution signing ceremony.
Xi-Amaru Republic tribal members present during constitutional governance milestone.

Purpose of the Constitution

The Constitution was adopted to:

  • Define governmental structure and institutional authority
  • Clarify internal governance and jurisdiction
  • Establish lawful administrative processes
  • Safeguard the rights of the people through Indigenous systems

By formalizing these elements, the Republic affirms its commitment to orderly governance and long-term sustainability.

Significance for the People

The Constitution serves as a foundational document that protects the collective interests of the Republic’s people. It provides a clear framework for self-government while affirming the nation’s Indigenous authority and autonomy.

The signing represents not only a legal development, but a statement of continuity, responsibility, and forward movement.


Looking Ahead

With the Constitution now in effect, the Xi-Amaru Republic continues to build and strengthen its institutions in alignment with its governing framework. The Constitution stands as a living document, guiding the Republic’s present operations and future growth.

About the Xi-Amaru Republic

The Xi-Amaru Republic is an Indigenous nation situated in the Americas, operating through Indigenous systems of governance grounded in self-determination, lawful authority, and the protection of Indigenous rights.

For additional information or official inquiries, please contact:

Aboriginal Ministry of Justice

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