Constitution of the Global Virtual Republic - Javier Clemente Engonga Avomo - Bog

The Constitution is the order of structure of every state and national jurisdiction in its form with respect to establishing the identifying features of its own legal, juridical and governmental system.
The Global Virtual Republic conforms to the requirements established by the Montevideo Convention as follows, 1. a permanent population consisting of 7 billion people on planet Earth, more specifically its digital population, and
2. A Defined Territory, which is cyberspace or the Internet.
3. A Government, which is the Digital Global Government or E-Global Government; and
4. The ability to interact with other States. Given that the Montevideo Convention states that "even before recognition, the State has the right to defend its integrity and independence, to guarantee its preservation and prosperity and, consequently, to organize itself as it sees fit, to legislate on its interests, to administer its services and to define the jurisdiction and competence of its courts". Likewise, it cannot be denied that the Internet is a real space in which human beings socialise and carry out their educational, commercial and economic, labour or scientific activities and needs in a productive way, and to deny this is to deny the very definition of the word reality or space. In fact, the constitution of a Supranational and Digital Global Government within the traditional context is just an issue that is more easily understood from the point of view of our times.
While together, as humanity, we are heading towards an unknown and uncertain future, the fact is that there are not so many experts in the future, because experience is precisely the knowledge of the sciences, facts and experiences of the past. Malabo,
06.08.2022, 07:37PM