What does USAC stand for?

Universidad de San Carlos (University of San Carlos, Guatemala)

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Samples in periodicals archive:

Unidad de Investigacion Herbario BIGU, Escuela de Biologia, Facultad de Ciencias Quimicas y Farrnacia, Universidad de San Carlos de Guatemala.

Helechos Arborescentes de Guatemala: Distribucion, Diversidad, Usos y ...

EDUCATION: Industrial engineering at the state Universidad de San Carlos de Guatemala.

Guatemala's new leadership

Analyst Fernando Molina, political scientist at the Universidad de San Carlos (USAC), noted that GANA is showing increasing strength against the PP, and he attributed the narrowing gap to the fact that GANA, as the official party, is better organized.

GUATEMALA'S ELECTIONS SET; LEFTIST ALVARO COLOM LEADS PRESIDENTIAL ...

One group from the Universidad de San Carlos de Guatemala (USAC) was led by USAC rector Luis Leal.

GUATEMALA'S CONGRESS RATIFIES, AND THE MASSES REJECT, CAFTA

Pelaez, a professor at the Universidad de San Carlos (USAC) in Guatemala, describes the country as an "unstable democracy.

GUATEMALA STILL SUFFERING EFFECTS OF US-LED COUP