Gabo Award Winners
4 articles from 1 country
Colombian journalist Catalina Gómez Ángel won the Gabo Award for Excellence, advocating for 'street journalism.' Salvadoran journalists in exile received the Text award for their chronicle. Brazilian police violence and a documentary on teenagers also received Gabo Awards for Coverage and Image, respectively.
Colombian War Correspondent Catalina Gómez Ángel Defends 'Street Journalism' After Winning Gabo Award
- Colombian war correspondent Catalina Gómez Ángel received the Gabo Award for Excellence 2026. - She emphasized the importance of "street journalism," advocating for reporters to be on the ground to understand and report on societal changes. - Gómez Ángel highlighted the challenges facing international journalism, including economic difficulties, government restrictions, and declining public trus…
Salvadoran journalists in exile win Gabo Award for chronicle
- Salvadoran journalists Óscar and Carlos Martínez won the Gabo Award for Text for their chronicle 'El exilio nos alcanza' (Exile Reaches Us). - The chronicle details their own exile after publishing …
Brazilian police violence investigation wins Gabo Award for Coverage
- A multimedia report titled 'A política da bala' (The Politics of the Bullet) by Brazilian outlet Metrópoles won the Gabo Award for Coverage. - The investigation exposed the rise in police killings i…
TV Globo wins Gabo Award for documentary on four Brazilian youths
- TV Globo won the Gabo Award for Image for its documentary 'Terceirão - um ano, quatro vidas'. - The film follows four Brazilian teenagers over a year as they navigate the transition to adulthood. - …