Guido is an associate in the Public Law and Government practice group. He holds a law degree from Universidad Diego Portales and is currently pursuing a Postgraduate Diploma in Economic Administrative Law at Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile. He also completed a course on Torts and Liability at the University of Buenos Aires Faculty of Law.

During his university studies, he served as a teaching assistant in several courses: Public Law, taught by Professor Tomás Vial Solar at both Universidad Diego Portales and Universidad Andrés Bello; and Criminal Law at Universidad Diego Portales, first as a junior teaching assistant to Professors Jaime Couso, Alejandra Castillo, Cristián Irarrázaval and Fernando Londoño, and later as a senior teaching assistant to Professor José Francisco Leyton. He is also a teaching assistant in the junior research group of the Administration and Regulation Study Group, led by Professors Tamara Carrera and Matías Guiloff, and was a member of the junior research group on Constitutional Law at the same university.

He is co-author, with Professor Domingo Lovera, of the article “¿Cesa la objeción democrática? El caso de los ‘medicamentos de alto costo’ y el presupuesto en Chile” [Does the Democratic Objection Cease? The Case of “High-Cost Medicines” and the Budget in Chile], published in Revista Estudios Constitucionales. He presented this work at the ICON-S Chile conference and at the 14th Public Law Conference of Universidad de Valparaíso.

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