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En el segundo lustro del 2000, las poblaciones indigenas del salar de Atacama (norte de Chile) fueron protagonistas de dos emblematicos conflictos conocidos como “Pampa Colorada” y “la Defensa del Tatio”. Analizamos en este articulo las relaciones entre los procesos etnicos de los anos noventa experimentados en el salar y las economias transnacionales de enclave, como la mineria y el turismo, que ingresaron en ese mismo periodo a esta region, producto de un cambio en el marco juridico y legal impuesto durante el regimen militar. Nos aproximamos a la complejidad socioetnica del salar desde una perspectiva historica y antropologica con el fin de etnografiar las formas hegemonicas y resistidas de una globalizacion transnacional, la cual –y esa es nuestra tesis central– proviene de las presiones por constituir y reivindicar simultaneamente al salar de Atacama como territorio indigena, minero y turistico. During the second half of the 2000s, indigenous populations of the Salar de Atacama (Northern Chile) played a main role fighting in two significant environmental conflicts known as "Pampa Colorada" and "The Tatio Defense". Both struggles erupted after a decade of multicultural and patrimonial public policies, strategies that run parallel to the enactment process of indigenous and environmental laws during Post-dictatorship Chile. Taking into account these historical events, this paper analyses the relationships amidst ethnic processes experienced by the Salar during the 90s and transnational economies embedded in a complex phenomena of production such as mining and tourism. These production processes were installed there as a consequence of changes within the legal framework during the military regime. From historical and anthropological perspectives, the author of this paper seeks a different approach to understand the social and ethnic complexity of the Salar, doing ethnography of hegemonic and resistance forces which compose a significant part of the transnational globalization. The main thesis of this paper is to reveal the pressure struggles between agenda and structure with the purpose of establishing mechanisms to vindicate the Salar de Atacama as an indigenous and mining/tourist territory at the same time.

estudios atacameños

LOS CONFLICTOS ETNOAMBIENTALES DE "PAMPA COLORADA" Y "EL TATIO" EN EL SALAR DE ATACAMA, NORTE DE CHILE: PROCESOS ÉTNICOS EN UN CONTEXTO MINERO Y TURÍSTICO TRANSNACIONAL