Pablo Gutiérrez
Pablo Gutiérrez was selected for the 2026 Shortlist with Inside the everyday Facebook networks where far-right ideas grow.
Pablo Gutiérrez is a visual journalist at The Guardian, where he works on visual investigations and graphics. His reporting focuses on complex global issues, including the COVID-19 pandemic and environmental challenges, helping to make data-driven stories accessible and engaging for a broad audience.
With a career spanning nearly 30 years, Pablo has developed a sustained commitment to clear and informative visual storytelling. Before joining The Guardian, he worked in London with the BBC and in Spain with El Mundo. During his time at El Mundo, he received several recognitions from the Society for News Design (SND), including Malofiej awards, acknowledging excellence in infographics and visual journalism.
He holds a Master’s degree in Fine Arts, a background that informs his approach to journalism by combining clarity, design, and narrative. Across his work, Pablo is interested in how visual storytelling can contribute to a better public understanding of important issues.
His work reflects a careful, considered approach to journalism, using visuals not just to illustrate stories but to help explain them.
Robyn Vinter
Robyn Vinter was selected for the 2026 Shortlist with Inside the everyday Facebook networks where far-right ideas grow.
Robyn Vinter is north of England correspondent at The Guardian. Previously a freelance investigative reporter, she has written for most British national newspapers, as well as a number of international publications. She won the local hero award at the AOP Awards in 2020 and has also received nominations at the British Journalism Awards, the Press Awards and the Paul Foot Award for investigative and campaigning journalism. She was a fellow of the Reuters Institute at the University of Oxford in 2022. She set up and the ran the investigative news website The Overtake between 2017 and 2020.
