Democratic leaders have asked Robert Mueller to conduct a full investigation for "insufficient" the Attorney General's report

Democratic representatives increased pressure on the Ministry of Justice deliver the Prosecutor Robert Mueller's full report in a week, while the Republicans urged the winners to "turn the page" to consider that Donald Trump was devoid of any suspicion.

"I would not mind at all"The president said, mentioning the possibility that the report is fully disseminated." Democrats quickly tested the veracity of this claim, asking their government to provide the document, not just the four-page summary that Attorney General William Barr announced on Sunday.

Six Democratic presidents of House of Representatives committees wrote to Barr and felt that his summary "was insufficient", which is why they called for the opening of a full investigation by 2 April. In addition, try to ensure that the evidence of the investigation is able to define for themselves whether it exonerates Trump, as stated by the White House.

The information is "necessary urgently to our commissions to carry out the tasks that their", they wrote, hinting that quotes would be issued to receive the report if it was not delivered by the deadline.

Barr said in his letter to Congress that Mueller did not find the Trump campaign "conspiring or coordinating" with the Russian government to influence the 2016 presidential election, dismissing arguments that Democrats have long defended that there was evidence of collusion. However, he also indicated that Mueller has not determined whether Trump had prevented the federal inquiryand instead presented "evidence from both parties" in this regard and badured that "although this report does not conclude that the president has committed a crime, he does not exonerate him either". Without Mueller's recommendation, Barr intervened and decided that there was not enough evidence to establish that the president was obstructing justice. Democrats say that the Barr trial is not the last word.

"The only thing that interests me, is that they broadcast the full report, Mueller's entire report."said Democrat Nancy Pelosi, Speaker of the Lower House.

Although the special prosecutor refused to exonerate Trump, his spokesmen and leading Republican lawmakers said the president was fully justified. Asked by reporters, Trump praised Mueller's results, but also complained that the investigation had been conducted and the time she had taken.

Despite the president's willingness to release the report, the Senate's Senate, under Republican control, avoided voting on a non-binding resolution calling for full disclosure. and that it had already been approved unanimously in the House of Representatives.

In turn, Democrat Stacey Abrams, Georgia's former governorship candidate, made a joke on Monday about Barr's summary, which was named by Trump for the post: "It's as if your brother summed up your notes to your parents, "he said. The prosecutor was elected after publishing a long memo last year in which he was of the opinion that the possibility that the president had committed an obstruction of justice had been ruled out.