As a result of the juxtaposition juridical vs legal institutions institution, the chapter deals with the institutional framework and discusses whether their strength (legal and normative security) or weakness (progressive and/or radical affectation of the social rule of law) for countries such as Colombia, Chile, and Ecuador constitute identifiable dependent variables placed in harmon. The Chapter examines therefore the institutional framework of Colombia, Chile, and Ecuador, considering the following issues: (a) the limitation of political power, (b) the general interest, (c) social justice as a result of the prevalence of law and order, (d) an equitable relationship between efficiency and social efficacy, and (b) the approach to a scenario of multidimensional well being that is sustainable and sustainable over time.