Natashya Gutierrez

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Natashya L. Gutierrez
Nationality Filipino
Education International School Manila, 2006 (High School); St. Pedro Poveda College, 2002
Alma mater Yale University, 2010, cum laude
OccupationJournalist
Known forMultimedia reporting

Natashya Gutierrez, is a Filipino journalist [1] [2] [3] best known for her work as a multimedia reporter for internet news organization Rappler. [4] [5] She is currently the Editor-in-Chief of VICE in Asia-Pacific.

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Early life and education

The middle child of businessman Francis Gutierrez and Tina Lazcanotegui, [6] the latter with Spanish ancestry, [7] Gutierrez received her education from St. Pedro Poveda College and International School Manila (ISM), graduating in 2006. Gutierrez graduated cum laude from Yale University with a bachelor's degree in psychology in 2010. [2]

As a Yale Journalism scholar, Gutierrez worked with various publications, was a reporter for the undergraduate-run monthly television newsmagazine YTV News, [7] and was co-editor-in-chief of the Yale Journal of Human Rights. [2]

Career

Rappler

After graduation, veteran journalist Maria Ressa recruited Gutierrez as a reporter for Rappler, where she regularly anchored the daily Rappler Newscast. Gutierrez was one of the first twelve hires, and part of Rappler's founding team.

Stories in which Gutierrez' coverage have played a significant role include the 2013 Serendra explosion, [3] in which her coverage raised questions about whether the gas responsible for the explosion had been odorless and may thus have made residents unable to detect the leak; and the Priority Development Assistance Fund scam. [4] [5]

In August 2013, the latter coverage resulted in Janet Lim-Napoles filing a libel case against Gutierrez, a number of other journalists, and a blogger who had posted pictures allegedly of Napoles' daughter, depicting a supposedly lavish lifestyle. [4] [5]

Gutierrez also served as Rappler's bureau chief in Indonesia. [8]

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