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En este articulo se analizan, desde una perspectiva economica, dos momentos importantes en la historia temprana del diario El Siglo, organo oficial del Partido Comunista de Chile. En primer lugar, se examina la adquisicion de una centrica propiedad en Moneda 716 y el montaje de un eficiente taller de imprenta, en el cual se edito el periodico durante sus primeros anos. En segundo lugar, se analiza la venta del inmueble y el desarme y traslado de la maquinaria de imprenta, una vez desatada la persecucion anticomunista de Gabriel Gonzalez Videla. No obstante las circunstancias caoticas que pusieron fin a la primera epoca del diario, el dinero de la venta de Moneda 716 le  permitio al Partido Comunista adquirir una nueva propiedad, en Lira 363, donde se rearmo el taller de imprenta –renombrado Imprenta Horizonte– y desde donde se comenzo a editar nuevamente El Siglo unos anos despues.The Communist Party in Chile and the Newspaper Company El Siglo: Notes on Its Origins and DevelopmentAbstractThis article analyzes, from an economic perspective, two important moments in the early history of the newspaper El Siglo, official newspaper of the Communist Party in Chile. It first looks at the acquisition of a centrally-located property at Moneda 716 and the construction of an efficient printing workshop where the newspaper was edited during its early years. In the second place, it analyzes the sale of the property and subsequent disassembly and transfer of the printer machinery once President Gabriel Gonzalez Videla unleashed his anti-Communist persecution. Notwithstanding the chaotic circumstances that brought the newspaper’s early days to an end, the money from the sale of Moneda 716 allowed the Communist Party to purchase a new property located at Lira 363, where the printing workshop was reassembled –and renamed Imprenta Horizonte– and where El Siglo began to be edited again a few years later.Keywords: Communist Party, newspaper, press, printing

El Partido Comunista de Chile y la empresa periodí­stica de El Siglo: apuntes sobre sus orí­genes y desarrollo

El Partido Comunista de Chile y la empresa periodística de El Siglo: apuntes sobre sus orígenes y desarrollo