Our principles are based on the principles of Democracy, it is the structural basis that clarifies the existence and operability of societies, as well as their harmony and proportion. Democracy is based on three principles: isonomy, iso (equal) nomy (law), all citizens are equal before the law; isegoria, all citizens have equal rights to speak when they participate in the Eclésia (Popular Assembly); isocracy, all citizens have equal access to political positions and public decisions.

In Democracy, the participation of the population in the government is of paramount importance and unique relevance to electoral rights. The condition for declaring that a State is democratic is to have Freedom and Equality. Its flexibility is highlighted, as there is no rigidity in its consensus, disagreement of ideas is part of the process, always molding itself to the People's step.

It is a principle deeply linked to the reality of the society in which it operates. Its value is so great that Democracy became official and preserved the position of Human Rights, being fundamental in the human experience. To externalize the democratic principle, the electoral system is necessary. It can be said that the electoral system is the means by which Democracy takes shape and walks alongside the people.

Political parties are the precise cogs of the democratic pillars through the principle of party Democracy. There is no Democracy without an electoral system, and there is no electoral system without party Democracy. There is no social security, or even human dignity, without democratic principles.