Paulina Urrutia

Paulina Marcela Urrutia Fernández (born January 1969) is a Chilean actress and former culture minister. She served as minister-president of the National Council of Culture and the Arts from 2006 to 2010, during the first presidency of Michelle Bachelet.
Urrutia became known for the title role in the television miniseries Teresa de los Andes (1989) and subsequently worked in theater, film and television. Her acting awards include Altazor Awards for Fuera de control, Devastados and La amante fascista, and a Pedro Sienna Award for Camaleón. Before entering government, she was a leader of the Chilean actors' union, Sidarte.
She and her late husband, the documentary filmmaker Augusto Góngora, were the subjects of Maite Alberdi's documentary The Eternal Memory (2023), which follows their life together after his diagnosis with Alzheimer's disease.

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