The US Attorney General announced that he would publish Robert Mueller's report on the Russian plot next week

The Attorney General William Barr He pledged Tuesday before Congress to disclose within the deadline of one week the revised version of the Russian conspiracy report prepared by the special prosecutor Robert Mueller.

"I think in a week I'll be able to make the report publicBarr said at a hearing before the House Credits Committee.

He said that do not plan to send a copy to the White House so that you can see it in advance.

For the moment, only Barr's four-page report is known. According to reports in the US press, citing unidentified members of the Mueller team, the Attorney General reportedly ignored the summaries that the investigation staff had prepared for public release and had instead released the One of his own on March 24, in the same newspaper. What excludes the president from any irregularity.

The head of the justice department said that he would send the report to Congress during the process of "color review" of the parts that can not be made public, but in these cases The reason for the decision will always be justified.

Mueller and his team spent 22 months investigating Russia's alleged interference in the 2016 elections and on possible links between Donald Trump's campaign team and Moscow.

"Democrats will never be satisfied, no matter how much they are given, how much they earn or how many pages," tweeted Trump Monday, two days after criticizing "Bob Mueller's team of 13 detractors of Trump Democrats & Furious ".

To discredit a possible adverse scenario, Trump and his allies have launched an offensive against the Mueller team and the Democrats who are demanding a full disclosure of the final report. The President no longer considers that Mueller acted honorablyas he said the day after the announcement of the conclusions. Far from it, he joins his allies to try to question the integrity of researchers and the credibility of their work.

With information from EFE and AFP