Mónica Gutiérrez

This article is about the journalist. For the Afro-Bolivian cultural leader, see Mónica Rey Gutiérrez.

Clara Mónica Gutiérrez (born 8 March 1955), is an Argentine journalist.

Mónica Gutiérrez
Born	Clara Mónica Gutiérrez (1955-03-08) 8 March 1955 (age 70) Rosario, Santa Fe, Argentina
Alma mater	National University of Rosario
Occupation(s)	Journalist, television presenter
Spouse	Alejandro Gawianski

Career

Mónica Gutiérrez made her debut on Rosario television while still a teenager in the 1970s. She holds a degree in Social Communication Sciences. During Argentina's last military dictatorship, she was the presenter of the news shows 60 minutos and Informe Uno, both on ATC.^[1] With the advent of democracy she remained with ATC, hosting Veintiocho millones, Treinta millones, Noticiero nacional, and the talk show Veinte mujeres. On cable television she hosted Treinta y nueve semanas y media and Las manos en la masa. She is currently the presenter of América noticias segunda edición together with Guillermo Andino [es] on América TV.

Awards and nominations

Martín Fierro Awards
Year	Category	Nominated work	Result	Ref.
1998	Best Female Journalistic Work	América Noticias	Nominated	[2]
1999			Nominated	[3]
2000			Winner	[4]
2002			Nominated	[5]
2003			Winner	[6]
2004			Winner	[7]
2005			Nominated	[8]
2006			Nominated	[9]
2007			Winner	[10]
2008			Winner	[11]
2013			Winner	[12]
2016			Nominated	[13]

Martín Fierro Cable Awards [es]
Year	Category	Nominated work	Result	Ref.
1995	Best Female Journalistic Work	Noticiero VCC	Nominated	[14]
1997	Best Female Hosting	Las unas y los otros	Nominated	[15]
2002	Best Female Journalistic Work	Las manos en la masa	Nominated	[16]
2004			Winner	[17]
2005			Winner	[18]
2010			Nominated	[19]

• Distinción Alicia Moreau de Justo (1990)
• ATVC for Best Journalist (1993)
• Konex Award (1997)

Honors

• Honorary citizen of the Italian Republic, on the part of comune Gagliato, Catanzaro, Calabria
• Order of Cavaliere della Repubblica Italiana, presidency of Francesco Cossiga