Francisco Lozano

Francisco Lozano, born in El Salvador, immigrated to Los Angeles in 1984 during the civil war in that country. He studied photojournalism at Los Angeles City College (LACC). He is a freelance journalist and regular contributor to Latino Rebels. His work has specialized in issues that are relevant to Latinos and has extensively covered migrant caravans by writing and documenting stories through photography. Since 2016 he has covered candidacies in California, most notably Senator Bernie Sanders.

Immigration

Francisco Lozano12/30/2022
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Thousands of migrants at the southern border

“We came fleeing Guerrero with my children because the mafia took our land and told us they were going to…
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Civil Rights

Francisco Lozano11/07/2020
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The Central American Diaspora Votes: a Photographic Testimony

A Photographic and personal testimony of members of the Central American Diaspora in the US participating in the 2020 election
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Los Angeles & CA

Francisco Lozano06/09/2020
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L.A’s Protests, As Diversified As The City Itself; Calls for Mayor, Chief’s Resignation

The nationwide protests are making history, surpassing those of the civil rights movements in the 60s. People of all races…
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Latin America

Francisco Lozano04/20/2020
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Cuba: beyond the tourism hub, a photographer’s experience

Havana, Cuba has been suspended in time in many cases, in the 50’s to be precise. Partly because of the…
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