informeGodoy. · Juan Diego Godoy

10 de abril 2026

·14 min·1 clip

Walter Mazariegos faces a probe that may block his rector role, allegedly due to a personal betrayal of a prosecutor.

The episode begins with promotional content for a hospital project in Ottawa and a windows company, setting a tone of regional development. Host Juan Diego Godoy then provides a weather update and introduces the show's sponsorship by Cerro Coffee. He reflects on April 10's historical significance, noting the Titanic's 1912 maiden voyage and Brother's Day, and shares an insight about handwriting aiding memory. The news segment starts with economic updates, reporting that oil and gas prices dropped on Wednesday but rebounded on Thursday due to tensions in the Strait of Hormuz and conflicts involving Israel and Lebanon. It shifts to Guatemala, where the investigation into the Sputnik vaccine purchase during former President Yamatey's government is suspended, with allegations of opacity and scams, and Consuelo Porras's role is questioned. Another case involves Walter Mazariegos, whose election as rector of the University of San Carlos is under investigation by the Public Ministry, possibly motivated by revenge over a Constitutional Court appointment, risking his July 1 possession due to lack of a finiquito. Tourism statistics show a 23% increase in visitors to Guatemala during the high season. The episode concludes with international news on Hungary's April 12 parliamentary elections, where Viktor Orbán faces a challenge from Peter Magyar, with outcomes that could impact the European Union and Russia's influence. Throughout, ads for services like Transdoc and Urbop are interspersed, and Godoy emphasizes journalistic duty and citizen analysis.

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