WE THE PEOPLE’S TRUST OF THE MESSIANIC NATION

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Operating Through Its

PRIVATE ECCLESIASTICAL TREASURY DIVISION

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and its affiliated community association known as:

MESSIANIC NATION – NACIÓN MESIÁNICA

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PRIVATE MEMBERSHIP ASSOCIATION

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FIDUCIARY CHARTER AND TRUST BYLAWS

Established in Mexico City
July 8, 2025

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PREAMBLE

We, the voluntary members, ministers, fiduciaries, and participants of:

WE THE PEOPLE’S TRUST OF THE MESSIANIC NATION, operating through its PRIVATE ECCLESIASTICAL TREASURY DIVISION, and its affiliated community association known as the MESSIANIC NATION – NACIÓN MESIÁNICA PRIVATE MEMBERSHIP ASSOCIATION, do hereby establish this Fiduciary Charter and Trust Bylaws in the exercise of the fundamental rights protected under the Constitution of the United States of America and recognized under principles of natural law, private contract, common law traditions, freedom of conscience, and lawful private association.

These rights include, but are not limited to:

• Freedom of religion

• Freedom of speech

• Freedom of worship

• Freedom of conscience

• Freedom of peaceable assembly

• Freedom of association

• Freedom of movement

• Freedom of private contract

• Freedom of charitable and ecclesiastical organization

The members affirm that free people possess the lawful right to gather peacefully, organize voluntarily, worship according to conscience, establish private ministries and associations, maintain internal governance systems, preserve spiritual traditions, and administer their internal affairs through honorable and lawful agreement.

This Charter is established for spiritual, educational, humanitarian, charitable, fiduciary, cultural, and community purposes consistent with principles of:

• Good faith

• Peaceful cooperation

• Fiduciary stewardship

• Honor and integrity

• Voluntary participation

• Spiritual liberty

• Community responsibility

The Trust, Treasury Division, and Private Membership Association are private, faith-based, voluntary, and contractual in nature and are not established as governmental authorities, public banks, licensed financial institutions, or public securities entities.

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ARTICLE I: NAME, FORMATION, AND ORGANIZATION

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1.1 Official Name

The official name of this Trust shall be:

WE THE PEOPLE’S TRUST OF THE MESSIANIC NATION

operating through its administrative and treasury division known as:

PRIVATE ECCLESIASTICAL TREASURY DIVISION

and its affiliated community association known as:

MESSIANIC NATION – NACIÓN MESIÁNICA

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PRIVATE MEMBERSHIP ASSOCIATION

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1.2 Nature

The Trust and Association are established as:

• Private Ecclesiastical Organizations

• Faith-Based Associations

• Fiduciary Stewardship Structures

• Voluntary Contractual Communities

• Unincorporated Ministerial and Charitable Bodies

organized under principles of:

• Ecclesiastical governance

• Common law traditions

• Lawful private contract

• Fiduciary stewardship

• Voluntary private association

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1.3 Principal Office

The principal administrative office may operate from Mexico City or such additional locations as determined by the Founder, Trustee, or Administrator.

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ARTICLE II: DEFINITIONS

2.1 Definitions

For purposes of this Charter:

• “Trust” refers to We the People’s Trust of the Messianic Nation.

• “Treasury Division” refers to the Private Ecclesiastical Treasury Division.

• “Association” or “PMA” refers to the Messianic Nation – Nación Mesiánica Private Membership Association.

• “Founder” refers to the founding fiduciary and ecclesiastical organizer.

• “Settlor” refers to the individual establishing the Trust structure.

• “Administrator” refers to the fiduciary office administering operations.

• “Member” refers to any voluntary participant accepted into the Association.

• “Private Instrument” refers to internal non-public records, certificates, or participation instruments issued by the Trust or PMA.

• “Ecclesiastical Capacity” refers to actions undertaken in spiritual, ministerial, charitable, educational, or religious administration.

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ARTICLE III: PURPOSE

3.1 Spiritual and Religious Purpose

The Trust and PMA shall function as private ecclesiastical and faith-based bodies dedicated to:

• Worship and spiritual fellowship

• Faith-based community development

• Religious education

• Ministerial and ceremonial functions

• Preservation of spiritual traditions

• Charitable outreach and humanitarian assistance

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3.2 Community and Educational Purpose

The organization may promote:

• Educational initiatives

• Humanitarian missions

• Cultural exchange

• Family and community support

• Spiritual counseling

• Peaceful community cooperation

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3.3 Fiduciary and Treasury Purpose

The Treasury Division may administer internal fiduciary, treasury, charitable, and accounting functions for private ecclesiastical and community purposes.

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ARTICLE IV: MEMBERSHIP

4.1 Nature of Membership

Membership within the PMA is:

• Private

• Voluntary

• Contractual

• Faith-based

• Non-public in nature

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4.2 Eligibility

A person may participate if they:

• Apply voluntarily

• Accept the principles of the PMA

• Conduct themselves in good faith

• Are at least eighteen (18) years of age, or participate through a parent, legal guardian, or authorized tutor where applicable

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4.3 No Public Rights

Membership does not create:

• Governmental status

• Public office

• Shareholder rights

• Ownership interest

• Voting rights over fiduciary administration

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ARTICLE V: FOUNDER, SETTLOR, AND TRUST ADMINISTRATION

5.1 Founder and Settlor

The Founder and Settlor of the Trust shall be:

RUBÉN JOHANN III DE MONTECRISTO/rUBEN JUAN ZARAGOZA 

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5.2 Administrator

The Founder may appoint administrators, ministers, elders, fiduciaries, or councils as deemed necessary.

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5.3 Fiduciary Authority

Final fiduciary and ecclesiastical authority shall remain vested in the Founder, Settlor, or duly designated Trustee.

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ARTICLE VI: COUNCILS AND COMMUNITY STRUCTURE

6.1 Spiritual Council

The Founder may establish:

• A Council of Elders

• Ministers and spiritual advisors

• Judges of peace and reconciliation

• Humanitarian and educational committees

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6.2 Regional Guardians

Regional guardians, delegates, or ambassadors may be appointed to support community development and peaceful cooperation.

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ARTICLE VII: COMMUNITY TREASURY DIVISION

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7.1 Treasury Functions

The Treasury Division may administer:

• Internal contribution records

• Charitable and humanitarian funds

• Community resource management

• Educational and spiritual project support

• Internal treasury accounting systems

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7.2 Voluntary Contributions

The organization may accept:

• Donations

• Offerings

• Charitable gifts

• Community support contributions

• Humanitarian participation funds

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7.3 Internal Nature

All treasury functions are private, voluntary, internal, and ecclesiastical in nature.

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ARTICLE VIII: PRIVATE INSTRUMENTS AND CERTIFICATES

8.1 Private Internal Value Certificates

The Trust may issue:

• Private Internal Value Certificates

• Certificates of Participation

• Treasury Participation Instruments

• Internal ecclesiastical records

for private participation and internal accounting purposes only.

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8.2 Nature of Instruments

Such instruments:

• Are non-governmental

• Are not legal tender

• Are not public securities

• Are not bank deposits

• Are private and internal in nature

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8.3 No Voting or Governance Rights

No certificate, participation instrument, donation, contribution, or internal record shall grant voting rights, ownership interests, governance authority, partnership rights, or managerial control over the Trust, Treasury Division, or PMA.

All fiduciary, ecclesiastical, treasury, and administrative authority shall remain vested exclusively in the Founder, Settlor, or designated Trustee.

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8.4 Non-Refundable Contributions

All donations, offerings, treasury contributions, participation funds, and charitable transfers made to the Trust, Treasury Division, or PMA are voluntary, irrevocable, and non-refundable.

No participant, contributor, member, or certificate holder shall possess the right to demand repayment, reimbursement, redemption, withdrawal, or return of contributed assets unless expressly authorized in writing by the Founder or Trustee.

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ARTICLE IX: ETHICS, GOOD FAITH, AND CONDUCT

9.1 Principles

All participants shall conduct themselves according to principles of:

• Honor

• Integrity

• Good faith

• Peaceful cooperation

• Mutual respect

• Spiritual responsibility

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9.2 Prohibited Conduct

No member or participant shall use the organization, its instruments, or its records for:

• Fraud

• Misrepresentation

• Deception

• Harmful conduct

• Unlawful activity

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ARTICLE X: RECORDS, SEAL, AND ARCHIVES

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10.1 Ecclesiastical Seal

The organization may maintain an official Ecclesiastical Seal and fiduciary insignia.

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10.2 Private Records

Private records, ledgers, archives, and internal documents may be maintained physically or digitally.

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10.3 Confidentiality

Internal records shall remain private unless disclosure is voluntarily authorized.

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ARTICLE XI: DISPUTE RESOLUTION

11.1 Peaceful Resolution

All disputes shall first be addressed through:

• Private mediation

• Spiritual counsel

• Ecclesiastical arbitration

• Peaceful internal resolution

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ARTICLE XII: LIMITATION OF LIABILITY

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12.1 Limited Liability

No trustee, minister, elder, fiduciary, or administrator shall be personally liable for obligations of the organization except in cases of intentional misconduct or fraud.

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12.2 Voluntary Participation

Participation is private, voluntary, and contractual in nature.

ARTICLE XIII: SUCCESSION

13.1 Succession

In the event of incapacity, resignation, or death of the Founder or Trustee, a successor fiduciary administrator may be designated according to internal governance procedures.

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ARTICLE XIV: AMENDMENTS

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14.1 Amendments

These Bylaws and Charter may be amended only through written authorization of the Founder, Settlor, or duly designated Trustee.

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ARTICLE XV: DECLARATION OF GOOD FAITH

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15.1 Declaration

This Charter is established in good faith for spiritual, charitable, educational, humanitarian, fiduciary, and community purposes.

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15.2 Intent

Nothing within this Charter shall be interpreted as authorizing unlawful conduct, governmental authority, public banking activity, or public securities operations.

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EXECUTED IN GOOD FAITH

Executed and established in honor, peace, and fiduciary stewardship by:

RUBÉN JOHANN III DE MONTECRISTO/RUBEN JUAN ZARAGOZA

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Founder, Settlor, and Fiduciary Steward

For:

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WE THE PEOPLE’S TRUST OF THE MESSIANIC NATION

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Operating Through Its:
PRIVATE ECCLESIASTICAL TREASURY DIVISION

and its affiliated community association:

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MESSIANIC NATION – NACIÓN MESIÁNICA

PRIVATE MEMBERSHIP ASSOCIATION

Established in Mexico City
July 8, 2025

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SELLO DE LA NACIÓN MESIÁNICA

DONATIONS / PARA DONAR

• Name / Nombre: Ruben Juan Zaragoza

• Cell / Teléfono: 011-52-5580920192

• E-mail: rubenjuanpm@gmail.com

• City / Ciudad: Condesa, Ciudad de México, Hipódromo Cuauhtémoc 06100

• Ciudad de México, CDMX

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INTERNATIONAL DONATIONS AND CONTRIBUTIONS

DONACIONES Y CONTRIBUCIONES INTERNACIONALES

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Banking Institution / Institución Bancaria: BBVA México

Beneficiary Name / Nombre del Beneficiario:
Rubén Juan Zaragoza

Account Number: 1572487895

International Wire (CLABE):
012180015724878958

SWIFT / BIC Code:
BCMRMXMMPYM

Contact Number:
+52 55 8092 0182

Debit Reference:
Ending in 6690

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FUNDACIÓN DE LA NACIÓN MESIÁNICA

"Que la paz sea fortalecida por la justicia, que la justicia sea guiada por la sabiduría, y que la sabiduría conduzca a la reconciliación de los pueblos."