Paula Bernini is vocation and journalism in action
Paula Bernini is an Argentine journalist recognized for her work on TN, where she has specialized in field journalism and long-distance coverage. With a career marked by her commitment to information and her ability to tell stories from the ground, she has traveled thousands of kilometers across the country to bring diverse realities to the audience. Her work during the pandemic and her coverage of relevant cases have established her as one of the most influential journalists in Argentina.
Early life and academic backgroun
Paula Bernini was born and raised in Ramos Mejía, a town in the Buenos Aires metropolitan area. From an early age, she showed an interest in communication, which led her to study Social Communication at the National University of La Matanza. During her university years, she participated in the program El periodismo que viene, hosted by Canela, where her performance earned her an internship at TN. This was the starting point of her career in the media.
Professional caree
Her professional career began as a production assistant on Telenoche Investiga, a high-impact investigative journalism program on Argentine television. In this space, Paula participated in significant investigations, such as the case of Giselle Rímolo and the situation of Indigenous communities in Formosa, showing her commitment to investigative journalism.
Over time, Paula shifted toward field journalism, specializing in long-distance coverage. Alongside her team, she has traveled over 12,000 kilometers in a motorhome, bringing TN viewers stories from the most remote corners of Argentina. During the COVID-19 pandemic, between April and May 2020, she carried out a 40-day coverage that spanned 16 provinces and totaled 11,710 kilometers, showing how lockdowns were experienced in different localities throughout the country.
Recognition and achievements
Paula Bernini’s commitment and dedication have not gone unnoticed. In April 2024, the Legislature of the City of Buenos Aires declared her a Distinguished Personality of Culture, in recognition of her journalistic work during the pandemic and her contribution to disseminating Argentine realities.
Personal life and values
Despite her public profile, Paula maintains a low profile regarding her personal life. She is known for being a private person, focused on her family and close friends. Her passion for reading and photography complements her professional life, allowing her to find inspiration and balance. Her commitment to social causes is also reflected in her participation in initiatives that promote gender equality and child welfare.
Notable coverages
COVID-19 pandemic (2020): During the lockdown, Paula and her team traveled the country to show how different communities faced the health crisis, conducting more than 500 interviews and visiting 86 towns. (tn.com.ar)
Loan case (2024): Paula extensively covered the disappearance of Loan in Corrientes, demonstrating her commitment to information and her empathy toward affected families.
Journalistic style and philosophy
Paula Bernini is known for a close and empathetic journalistic style. Her ability to connect with people and tell their stories authentically sets her apart in the journalistic field. She has expressed that her goal is to “give a voice to those who don’t have one” and to bring attention to realities that often go unnoticed in mainstream media.
Contribution and legacy
Paula’s work has helped raise awareness of the challenges and realities faced by different Argentine communities. Her human and committed approach has had a positive social impact, inspiring new generations of journalists to value fieldwork and the importance of telling stories from where they happen.
