Abstract
We argue that environmental impacts of Chile's resources got reflected in an authoritarian political system that privileged order over liberty, justifying a political reality characterized through search of natural orders, based on general social conditions in place at beginning of 19th century. Therefore, Chile was portrayed as happy copy of heaven, and, in political realm, framed by discourses such as the asylum against oppression; even though that meant putting in power an authoritarian regime. Unlike situations in other Latin American country, stability and order was maintained, serving as basis to promise a magnificent future.
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