Carlos A. Rosales

Carlos A. Rosales is a doctoral candidate in political science and sociology at Spain’s Universidad Pontificia de Salamanca and teaches in the School of Diplomacy and International Relations at Guatemala’s Universidad Galileo.

Limpieza social en El Salvador

En el país más violento del mundo, la juventud se mata entre ella, el Estado está en pie de guerra, y los asesinatos extrajudiciales siguen en aumento. Esto no puede continuar así. English

By Carlos A. Rosales and Ana Leonor Morales

/ 22 Jan 2016

The re-emergence of social cleansing in El Salvador

In the most violent country in the world, youth is killing youth, the state is in a state of war and extrajudicial killings are on the rise. This cannot continue unabated. Español.

By Carlos A. Rosales and Ana Leonor Morales

/ 20 Jan 2016

The re-emergence of social cleansing in El Salvador

In the most violent country in the world, youth is killing youth, the state is in a state of war and extrajudicial killings are on the rise. This cannot continue unabated. Español.

By Carlos A. Rosales and Ana Leonor Morales

/ 20 Jan 2016

Behind the surge of unaccompanied child migrants to the US

Politicians fighting over immigration still don't understand how violence continues to drive people out of Central America.

By Carlos A. Rosales

/ 4 Nov 2014

El Salvador's gang problem: the truth behind the truce

Will El Salvador's new president deploy state or civil society to address the recent spikes in violence, as politics threaten to unravel the wary truce between the country's gangs?

By Carlos A. Rosales

/ 4 Aug 2014