 Working with Norma Cecilia Martín de Reyes, Alonso led the Transparency and Ethics Commission, which uncovered corruption at the university, identifying over 100 bank accounts in use at the time, as well as secret policies to protect those in power.Between 2005 and 2008, the Transitional Commission evaluated staff and administration, academic standards, and governance regulations, drafting new rules for the university structure at every level.They drafted university policyto protect the autonomy and secularism of the university, as well as the right to public and higher education for all Hondurans.