Llano’s “Declaration of Principles” proclaimed “equal ownership, equal wage, and equal social opportunities.” However, Llano was not run in a democratic manner. The Board dictated all rules and regulations.
Llano's "Declaration of Principles" emphasized the importance of equal rights for its members, including ownership, wages, and social opportunities. Nevertheless, this ideal was not implemented in practice due to Llano's lack of democratic governance. The Board's control over all aspects of the organization undermined the principles outlined in the declaration.