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Shielding the Diaspora from the 2025 Constitution:
1. Secure civic rights in Haiti
2. Profit from $Kiskeya tokens
3. Earn from mineral-rich land
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Haiti’s 2025 Constitution is shutting out the diaspora. But under International Law, Dessalines' 1804 Declaration may protect your:
- Political,
- Ownership, and
- Civic rights.
Dessalines calls your ancestors “Citoyens Indigènes” and "Indigènes d'Hayti".
Discover below how your Kiskeya Membership may protect you, your loved ones, and your land from the 2025 Constitution.
Join now by July 1, 2025, 11:17 AM EDT!
The Problem:
Article 11 limits Haitian nationality to those whose parents never renounced it, risking your rights if you’re a dual citizen.
Your Right (UNDRIP Article 6):
“Every indigenous individual has the right to a nationality.”
Kiskeya’s legal fund will sue government officials at the ICJ to enforce your citizenship, targeting assets of mining firms in Canada, US or France for liens.
The Problem:
Article 12 blocks dual citizens from using foreign citizenship in Haiti, limiting your rights and opportunities.
Your Right (UNDRIP Article 33):
“Indigenous peoples have the right to determine their own identity or membership in accordance with their customs and traditions.”
Kiskeya will file an ICC case to uphold your identity.
The Problem:
Article 73 bars dual citizens from running for Deputy unless they’ve lived in Haiti for 2 years, silencing diaspora voices.
Your Right (UNDRIP Article 18):
“Indigenous peoples have the right to participate in decision-making in matters which would affect their rights, through representatives chosen by themselves.”
Kiskeya’s advocacy will challenge this at the ICJ.
The Problem:
Article 78 restricts Senate candidacy to non-dual citizens living in Haiti for 3 years, excluding diaspora influence.
Your Right (UNDRIP Article 36):
“Indigenous peoples, in particular those divided by international borders, have the right to maintain and develop contacts… across borders.”
Kiskeya will file an ICC case to uphold your identity.
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For $84, apply with your family tree and ID to get 10,000 $KISK tokens and fund our legal fight.
Pay $100 upon approval for your Kiskeya ID and land access. Join before July 1, 2025, to secure your rights!
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Provisions like Article 39-5 and Article 214 empoweres a corrupt government to hand over your land for pennies on the dollar.
The Caribbean real estate market is exploding—here’s why they’re eyeing Haiti next:
$146–$420 /sq.ft.
30% to 50% appreciation from 2020 to 2024.
$278–$372/sq.ft.
35%–45% appreciation since 2020, with a 27.1% spike in Q4 2024.
Up to $415-$1,000/sq.ft
Land sales jumped 32% in 2023. Villas top $1,000/sq.ft.
$61–$115/sq.ft
27% luxury market growth over five years.
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Provisions like Article 39-5, 39-6, and 214 empoweres Empower an Illegitimate Government to sell off Your Land
Haiti’s untapped mineral wealth, worth $39.45 billion from gold, copper, iridium, and silver, is under threat.
Gold
The Dominican Republic is a major gold producer, with the Pueblo Viejo mine being one of the world’s largest, holding proven and probable reserves of 9.5 million ounces as of recent estimates.
Iridium
Haiti is claimed to hold the world’s second-largest iridium reserves, with some estimates suggesting up to 89 million units, though commercial viability remains unproven.
Iridium, a rare platinum-group metal, is found in trace amounts in the Beloc formation, sparking interest for its potential in high-tech industries.
Bauxite
Jamaica is renowned for its bauxite production, ranking among the top global producers, with reserves estimated at 2 billion metric tons, supporting a significant portion of the world’s aluminum supply.
Gold
Haiti holds significant gold deposits, with estimates suggesting reserves worth up to $20 billion in the northern hills, particularly around Trou-du-Nord.
These deposits, part of the same mineral belt as the Dominican Republic’s Pueblo Viejo mine, have attracted Canadian and U.S. companies, though environmental and governance challenges persist.
Copper
Puerto Rico has copper deposits, though less developed, with historical exploration indicating potential reserves in its volcanic regions, yet to be fully quantified.
Copper
Haiti possesses notable copper deposits, with historical estimates indicating over 1.5 million metric tons in the northern Massif du Nord, particularly around Gonaïves and the Trou-du-Nord region.
Mined sporadically since the 1960s by Canadian and American companies, these resources remain largely undeveloped due to political instability and outdated mining laws, yet they hold significant economic potential.
Limestone
Barbados is rich in coral limestone, a key resource for construction, with its entire landmass composed of this material, extensively quarried for local use.
Silver
Haiti has significant silver deposits, primarily in the Massif du Nord, with estimates suggesting substantial reserves alongside gold and copper in regions like Trou-du-Nord.
While exact quantities remain unverified due to limited modern exploration, historical data and geological surveys indicate silver as a valuable byproduct of Haiti’s mineral belt, attracting interest from international mining firms despite regulatory hurdles.
Clay
Antigua and Barbuda has notable clay deposits, used locally for construction and pottery, with reserves supporting small-scale industries across the islands.
Silver
Haiti has significant silver deposits, primarily in the Massif du Nord, with estimates suggesting substantial reserves alongside gold and copper in regions like Trou-du-Nord.
While exact quantities remain unverified due to limited modern exploration, historical data and geological surveys indicate silver as a valuable byproduct of Haiti’s mineral belt, attracting interest from international mining firms despite regulatory hurdles.
Thanks to UNDRIP and Dessalines’ 1804 Declaration, your rights to:
- Control your ancestral lands,
- Protect your vital water sources,
- Manage your natural resources,
are yours to defend—rooted in his call to “Citoyens Indigènes” and "Indigènes d'Hayti".
Explore below how Kiskeya Membership safeguards your land, water, and wealth from the 2025 Constitution.
Join now by July 1, 2025, 1:58 PM EDT!
The Problem:
Article 39-1 allows the government to seize your land for projects if they pay, but if plans fail, small owners lose land and cash.
Your Right (UNDRIP Article 28):
“Indigenous peoples have the right to redress… for the lands… which have been confiscated… without their free, prior and informed consent.”
Kiskeya will sue government officials at the ICJ, demanding redress, and place liens on mining company assets in Canada.
The Problem:
Article 39-3 lets the government take land for “reform” without full legal safeguards, risking your ownership.
Your Right (UNDRIP Article 26):
“Indigenous peoples have the right to the lands… which they have traditionally owned… and to obtain recognition of these lands.”
Kiskeya will file an ICC case against officials, seeking liens on real estate developers’ U.S. assets to enforce your land rights.
The Problem:
Article 39-4 requires farming or land upkeep, risking loss for diaspora unable to manage remotely.
Your Right (UNDRIP Article 32):
“Indigenous peoples have the right to determine and develop priorities and strategies for the development or use of their lands.”
Kiskeya will challenge officials at the ICJ, targeting mining company assets in Australia with liens to secure your resource control.
The Problem:
Article 39-5 gives rivers, coasts, and mines to the government, cutting your access to ancestral lands.
Your Right (UNDRIP Article 32):
“Indigenous peoples have the right to determine and develop priorities and strategies for the development or use of their lands.”
Kiskeya will sue at the ICC against officials, placing liens on developers’ European assets to reclaim your water and mineral rights.
The Problem:
Article 40 allows land splitting for government plans, even without full agreement, endangering your ownership.
Your Right (UNDRIP Article 27):
“States shall establish and implement… a fair, independent, impartial… process for the resolution of conflicts… over lands.”
Kiskeya will take officials to the ICJ, seeking liens on mining assets in South Africa to enforce fair land dispute resolution.
Join Kiskeya Indigenous Territories!
The 2025 Constitution threatens your land, water, and resources, but as Kiskeya’s descendants, you can fight back.
Join to reclaim your rights to own, control, and protect your heritage—wherever you are.
Together, we secure your future. Sign up now!
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