Democrats have assured that the report on Russian interference "poses as many questions as answers"

The leaders of the Democratic Congress insisted Sunday to want to "complete" the special report of the prosecutor Robert Mueller on the contacts between Donald Trump's campaign and the Russian authorities in the 2016 elections, after receiving a summary from the Ministry of Justice.

"Congress needs the full report and the underlying documents so that committees can continue their independent work, including supervision and legislation to resolve any problems that may arise in the report, "they badured. Nancy Pelosi, President of the lower house, and Chuck Schumer, leader of the Democratic minority in the Senate.

Mueller's latest paper concluded that nobody from the Trump campaign nor the president himself conspired with the Russian authorities in the 2016 presidential election, according to a letter that the Attorney General, William Barr, sent to Congress this Sunday.

Pelosi and Schumer felt, for their part, that Barr's summary "raises as many questions as answers".

"The fact that Mueller's report does not exonerate the president of a position as serious as the obstruction of justice This shows how urgent it is for the full report and the underlying documentation to be made public without further delay, "they said.

According to Barr, Mueller indicated that "Although this report concludes that the president has not committed a crime, he does not exonerate him either."

In this way, the document made public on Sunday leaves "unresolved whether the actions and the intention of the president could be considered an obstacle to justice," according to Barr.

However, the Attorney General stated that he and his deputy minister, Rod Rosenstein, had concluded that the evidence that Mueller had collected "is not enough to establish that the president committed a crime of obstruction of justice".

In this direction, Pelosi and Schumer accused Barr of having "a public record of bias" against Mueller's investigation, why they said that "it is not a neutral observer and that it is not able to make objective decisions regarding the report ".

Trump badured that the result of the report is a "total exemption"

In brief statements to the press shortly before boarding for a flight to the Palm Beach International Airport in South Florida, for Washington, Trump added that the allegations of "no one" are being made. an alleged plot of his campaign with Russia They were "the most ridiculous thing".

He also stated that it was "an illegal attempt to overthrow that failed".

In their statement, Pelosi and Schumer indicated that Trump's reaction "should not be taken with any degree of credibility", since Mueller specifically concluded that his investigations did not fully exonerate him.