By Catracha Hondurena on February 22, 2012
ATAF, comayagua, honduras prison fire, united states
Human Interest
PRESS RELEASE Conclusions in ATF Team’s Investigation of Fire at Comayagua Prison Facility TEGUCIGALPA – After completing its investigation and analysis of the site of the Tuesday, February 14, 2012 fire at the Comayagua prison facility, the U.S. Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms’ (ATF) International Response Team (IRT) working in conjunction with Honduran authorities […]
By Jennifer Catracha on February 20, 2012
comayagua, Honduran Congress, honduras prison fire
Human Interest, Politics in Honduras
Press Release (English Translation) We deeply regret the death of Honduran inmates whose liberty was guarded at the Comayagua Prison Farm, and we sympathize with the pain felt by their families and the nation.
By Alma Castro Hernández on February 20, 2012
comayagüela, comayagua, market fire, tegucigalpa
Human Interest
Firefighters Monday morning are still extinguishing remnants of a massive fire that overtook an outdoor market in Comayagüela, about 50 miles outside of Tegucigalpa on Saturday. “We will be here until this is over,” reported one fireman. Thousands of cubicles were destroyed, and approximately 20,000 merchants were affected. Although the damages were several million dollars, […]
By Catracha Hondurena on February 17, 2012
ATF, comayagua, honduras prison fire, IRT, united states
Human Interest, Politics in Honduras
PRESS RELEASE: ATF INTERNATIONAL RESPONSE TEAM TO INVESTIGATE PRISON FIRE IN HONDURAS WASHINGTON — At the request of the Honduran government, the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (ATF) today activated its International Response Team (IRT) to investigate the fire that swept through a national correctional facility in Comayagua, Honduras, killing more than 350 […]
By gringa on February 17, 2012
comayagua, fire, honduras, honduras prison fire, prison
Human Interest
COMAYAGUA, Honduras — Two of the bodies were found facing one another in a large sink, their remains completely blackened. Others were squished together in the prison bathroom where they had sought refuge from the flames, their bodies an indistinguishable mass. If not for a split-second decision, Hector Daniel Martinez could have also died horrifically […]