Principles are the fundamental beliefs and moral standards that guide the conduct, decisions, and identity of an organization and its members. They serve as the foundation upon which all actions, rules, and responsibilities are built. These principles are binding in spirit and practice, and they define what is accepted, what is rejected, and what is defended.
Statutes
Title I: Principles
Título I: Principios
Foundational Beliefs and Moral StandardsLa Asociación Ñeta stands firmly against all forms of abuse. No member shall engage in, support, or tolerate acts that harm, exploit, or oppress others, particularly those who are vulnerable.
We do not believe in harming or taking advantage of individuals who are humble, peaceful, or defenseless. Our duty is to protect, not to prey upon, those who live with dignity and without malice.
All members shall carry themselves with humility, discipline, and respect. These values are not optional—they are essential to the identity and honor of the Asociación.
Members are free to live their lives as they choose, provided that their actions do not cause harm to others. Freedom within the Asociación is inseparable from responsibility toward the community.
Special protection is extended to those who are universally recognized as vulnerable, including children, women, and the elderly. Any harm directed toward these groups is a direct violation.
Our struggle is not against the weak, but against those who abuse positions of power to exploit, control, or harm others. The Asociación stands in opposition to injustice and corruption.
The Asociación rejects xenophobia, discrimination, and cronyism. While we prioritize our members, we do not exclude those who live by these same principles.
Loyalty to the Asociación is expected, but conditional upon the Asociación remaining faithful to its founding principles. Loyalty without integrity is not recognized.
Any act of abuse, exploitation, or taking advantage of good, humble people is strictly prohibited.
These principles are enforceable. The Asociación reserves the right to take firm action against any individual who violates these standards.
Adopted unanimously by the Central Committee · March 15, 2025