Walter Mazariegos, recently beginning his second term as rector of the University of San Carlos of Guatemala (Usac), has warned that regulations will be enforced against anyone questioning the legitimacy of his election. During his inaugural session, Mazariegos urged the dissemination of this message, signaling a firm stance against dissent. This declaration raises concerns about academic freedom and potential restrictions on criticism within the university. The warning suggests a possible crackdown on opposition stemming from the election results. Observers are carefully watching to see how Mazariegos will balance maintaining order with upholding the principles of open debate and academic inquiry. The move indicates a desire to consolidate control and silence challenges to his authority. This situation could potentially lead to tensions between the administration and faculty or student groups.