Walter Mazariegos’ recent re-election as rector of the University of San Carlos of Guatemala (USAC) is being contested by a growing number of legal challenges. Currently, seventeen formal complaints have been filed against him with both the Public Ministry and the Office of the Comptroller General of Accounts. These complaints stem from concerns raised during and following his assumption of office and management of the university. The allegations are linked to findings uncovered during audits conducted by the Comptroller General of Accounts. The nature of the complaints and audit findings remain unspecified, but they are creating significant controversy surrounding Mazariegos’ leadership. The ongoing legal scrutiny casts a shadow over his new term and raises questions about his ability to effectively lead the university. Further investigation is expected as the complaints progress through the legal system.