Editing New Acropolis (section)

==Organization and structure==
According to 1976's ''Manual del Dirigente'' (Leader's Handbook) the organization's structure is pyramidal and hierarchical.<ref name="manual 1" /><ref name="abgrall2007" /> The highest level is the World Command, an office that once belonged to Livraga.<ref name="manual 1" /> Under the World Command is the Guardian of Seals, followed by the Continental Commands, the Central Commands, the National or Federal Councilors, the Unified Zone Commands, and Branch Chiefs in descending order.<ref name="manual 1" />

The handbook itself expresses in its page 3 that its contents should be kept secret not only from the public but from every non-directive members of the organization.<ref name="manual 1" /> It also establishes that it is valid for the leaders to hide their Acropolitan ideas, beliefs, and concepts when speaking in public or adapt them to the listener's wishes,<ref name="manual 1" /> and that most of the symbols, salutes, and customs of the organization should be kept secret as other political movements have used them in the past staining its image in the public eye.<ref name="manual 1" />

The ''Reglamento para miembros'' (Members’ [[bylaws]]) of the organization establishes a series of norms for the participants including the obligation of at least 12 hours per month of voluntary work (although this can be increased if the person is sanctioned or if they can't afford the monthly payments),<ref name="reglamento" /> the prohibition of any kind of critique to the leaders and fellow members "to the former in any sense, to the later in their personal affairs",<ref name="reglamento" /> the requirement of the students to stand up anytime the teacher enters the room,<ref name="reglamento" /> the mandatory use of tie and jacket for men and skirts for women in all official events,<ref name="reglamento" /> and to refrain from any kind of so-called "immorality",<ref name="reglamento" /> among others.


[[File:Sede de Nueva Acrópolis en Medellín.jpg|thumb|right|250px|New Acropolis in Medellín, Colombia.]]