Plan de Hato Rey
The Plan de Hato Rey is an agreement signed by the government of Nouvelle Alexandrie that recognizes the rights and culture of the Wakara tribe. The Plan was signed by Maximinus Kerularios, Secretary of State of Nouvelle Alexandrie and Cacique Guarionex II, leader of the Wakara tribe in the city of Hato Rey on 23.VI.1717 AN, after a long and difficult negotiation process between the Secretary of State of Nouvelle Alexandrie and the leaders of the Wakara tribe, led by Cacique Guarionex II and First Minister Yucahúké Busiri. The goal of the Plan was to provide legal recognitions and protections for the Wakara people and their unique culture, establish the Region of Boriquén, and integrate the Wakara nobility and existing governmental institutions into a new regional government led by Cacique Guarionex II as Prince of Boriquén and Duke of Guanica.
The Plan de Hato Rey establishes that the Wakara tribe, culture, and language shall be legally recognized by Nouvelle Alexandrie and protected by the government. This includes the protection of Wakara cultural institutions, such as schools, museums, and community centers, as well as the rights of Wakara individuals to practice their traditions and customs. The government of Nouvelle Alexandrie is also committed to providing funding for Wakara cultural institutions to ensure that their traditions and customs can be preserved for future generations. This includes the establishment of Wakara language classes and programs, as well as the creation of materials for learning and teaching the language.
In addition to the legal recognition and protection of the Wakara tribe and culture, the Plan de Hato Rey also establishes the rights of Wakara individuals to participate in the political and economic life of Nouvelle Alexandrie by extending them full citizenship in Nouvelle Alexandrie.
