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{{Evil Organization|Image=Bienvenidos williamgbecker dotcom.jpg|commanders=[[Gustavo Álvarez Martínez]]|agents=[[Billy Joya]] [[Alvaro Romero]] [[Erick Sánchez]] [[Onofre Oyuela Oyuela]] [[Napoleón Nassar Herrera]] [[Vicente Rafael Canales Nuñez]] [[Salomón Escoto Salinas]] [[René Maradianga Panchamé]]|origin=Honduras|crimes=[[Kidnapping]] Mass[[Murder]] [[Torture]] [[Arson]] [[Terrorism]] [[War crimes]] [[Ethnic cleansing]] [[Crimes against humanity]] [[Terrorism]] [[Rape]] [[Misogyny]] [[Xenophobia]]|type of villain=Death Squad|alias=The Intelligence Battalion 3-16 Battalion 316|fullname=Battalion 316|goals=Remain in Power (failed)}}

{{Evil Organization|Image=Bienvenidos williamgbecker dotcom.jpg|commanders=[[Gustavo Álvarez Martínez]]|agents=[[Billy Joya]] [[Alvaro Romero]] [[Erick Sánchez]] [[Onofre Oyuela Oyuela]] [[Napoleón Nassar Herrera]] [[Vicente Rafael Canales Nuñez]] [[Salomón Escoto Salinas]] [[René Maradianga Panchamé]]|origin=Honduras|crimes=[[Kidnapping]] Mass [[Murder|murder]] [[Torture]] [[Arson]] [[Terrorism]] [[War crimes]] [[Ethnic cleansing]] [[Crimes against humanity]] [[Terrorism]] [[Rape]] [[Misogyny]] [[Xenophobia]]|type of villain=Death Squad|alias=The Intelligence Battalion 3-16 Battalion 316|fullname=Battalion 316|goals=Remain in Power (failed)}}

'''The Intelligence Battalion 3-16 or Battalion 316''' was a unit of the Honduran Army in charge of carrying out assassinations, torture, and disappearances against alleged political opponents of the government during the 1980s. The unit had several names; its reorganization as "Intelligence Battalion 3-16" is attributed to General Gustavo Álvarez Martínez, a name that indicated the unit's service to 3 military units and 16 battalions of the Honduran army.

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	'''The Intelligence Battalion 3-16 or Battalion 316''' was a unit of the Honduran Army in charge of carrying out assassinations, torture, and disappearances against alleged political opponents of the government during the 1980s. The unit had several names; its reorganization as "Intelligence Battalion 3-16" is attributed to General Gustavo Álvarez Martínez, a name that indicated the unit's service to 3 military units and 16 battalions of the Honduran army.		'''The Intelligence Battalion 3-16 or Battalion 316''' was a unit of the Honduran Army in charge of carrying out assassinations, torture, and disappearances against alleged political opponents of the government during the 1980s. The unit had several names; its reorganization as "Intelligence Battalion 3-16" is attributed to General Gustavo Álvarez Martínez, a name that indicated the unit's service to 3 military units and 16 battalions of the Honduran army.