Arturo Navarro reflects on the struggles of progressive journalism in Chile during and following the dictatorship. He argues that a key issue has been the lack of left-leaning business owners to support independent media. Navarro’s analysis, published by CIPER Chile, points to a systemic challenge in establishing truly independent, progressive voices within the Chilean media landscape. He suggests that reliance on external funding or state support compromises editorial independence. The article explores the historical context of media control and the continuing difficulties for progressive outlets. CIPER Chile originally published this commentary, highlighting its relevance within ongoing debates about media plurality and political influence in Chile. Navarro's statements offer a critical perspective on the limitations currently faced by left-leaning journalistic endeavors in Chile.