2012 in Honduras

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February 14: Comayagua prison fire: A fire inside the prison of Comayagua kills 364 inmates, is noted as the deadliest prison fire in history.^[1]
February 18: A massive fire destroys three markets in the center of Tegucigalpa, nine persons injured.^[2]
March 7: The Supreme Electoral Court inscribes Partido Anticorrupción as new political party.^[3]
March 29: A unrest and fire inside the San Pedro Sula kills 13 inmates.^[4]
May 15: The radio journalist Alfredo Villatoro is founded dead in Tegucigalpa after being kidnapped 6 days before by six unknown people.^[5]
July 31: The wife of the Finance Minister Hector Guillén is arrested in Tegucigalpa with one million Lempiras (about $50.000).^[6]
November 18: Primary elections, Juan Orlando Hernández wins the candidature for National Party of Honduras and Mauricio Villeda wins in the Liberal Party of Honduras.^[7]^[8]

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