Juan Romagoza

Juan Romagoza is a Salvadoran torture survivor and activist, known for his pivotal role as a witness in human rights cases against former Salvadoran military officials in the United States. After enduring severe torture during the Salvadoran Civil War, he sought refuge in the U.S., where he became a prominent advocate for the health and rights of Central American migrants. Romagoza established a free medical clinic for migrants in Washington, D.C., embodying his lifelong dream of providing healthcare in El Salvador. His story highlights the intersection of migration, trauma, and activism, making him a central figure in discussions around U.S. foreign policy and its impact on Central America.