The Anti-Corruption Party (Spanish: Partido Anticorrupción de Honduras, PAC) is a political party in Honduras.^[2] It was founded by sports journalist/television presenter Salvador Nasralla, who ran unsuccessfully in the 2013 Honduran presidential election. As of 2022, the party holds one seat in the national legislature and is currently led by Marlene Alvarenga.

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Anti-Corruption Party Partido Anticorrupción de Honduras
President	Marlene Alvarenga
Founder	Salvador Nasralla
Founded	17 March 2012 (2012-03-17)
Headquarters	Tegucigalpa
Ideology	Anti-corruption
Political position	Centre[1]
National Congress	1 / 128
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