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Carlos María Gutiérrez

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Carlos María Gutiérrez (1926-1991) was a Uruguayan writer, journalist and caricaturist. He was a notable contributor at Prensa Latina.^[1]

He was married to Lebanese-Uruguayan actress Dahd Sfeir.

Selected works[edit]

En la Sierra Maestra y otros reportajes, journalism (Tauro, 1967)
¿Integración latinoamericana?: de la Alianza para el Progreso a la OLAS, journalism (Cruz del Sur, 1967) with Marcos Gabay
El agujero en la pared, humor (Arca, 1968) with illustrations by himself, signature «Gut»
Diario del cuartel, poetry (Casa de las Américas, collection Los Premios, La Habana, 1970)
El experimento dominicano, journalism (USA, 1972 - Mexico, 1974)
Reportaje a Perón, journalism (Schapire Editor, Buenos Aires, 1974)
Ernesto Che Guevara, journalism (unpublished, compilation by CEAL 1970-1971)
Incluido afuera, poetry (Arca, 1988)
Los ejércitos inciertos y otros relatos, short stories (Arca, 1991; Ediciones de la Banda Oriental, 2002)

^ Alfaro, Hugo (22 October 2021). "Carlos María Gutiérrez". Brecha (in Spanish).

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