Prosecutor Mueller presented the final report on Russia's interference in the 2016 US elections

After almost two years of investigation, the special prosecutor Robert Mueller handed over on Friday the report on Russia's interference in the 2016 US presidential election Attorney General William Barr, announced Friday the Department of Justice.

Research on The possible collusion between President Donald Trump's campaign team and Moscow is confidential. During the investigation periodThe case overshadowed the presidency, involved the Trump family and resulted in criminal charges against some of the president's close aides.

Now it will be reviewed by Attorney General Bill Barr, who has no obligation to make it public, but must submit a report to Congress. Once examined by the prosecutor, he himself badured that he will write his own version to communicate Mueller's findings to Congress and the American people.

"I study the report and I expect that could be able to make recommendations on the main conclusions of the special prosecutor even this weekendBarr said in a letter addressed to leading Republicans and Democrats from the Senate's Legal Affairs Committees and the House of Representatives.

For its part, White House spokeswoman Sarah Sanders said on her social networks that the report "will take its course" and stated that they had not been informed nor received a summary of the document.

There was no indication that Trump or his family members or former campaigners were involved in a collusion with Russia or an obstruction of justice, two of the main axes of investigation that has affected the Trump government for two years. .

However, submission of the report means that the investigation was closed without public charges criminal conspiracy between the campaign and Russia, the president will not be accused of obstruction either.

The following steps depend on the Secretary of Justice appointed by Trump, Congress and, for sure, the federal courts.

Almost immediately after the publication of the report, the Democratic opposition issued a statement signed by Speaker of the House of Representatives Nancy Pelosi and Senate Democratic Leader Chuck Schumer in which they declared that "the it is imperative that Mr Barr publish the full report and present the documentation and conclusions of the Congress ".

And they add: "The Attorney General should not give the President Trump, his lawyers and staff do not "advance" on findings or evidence of Mueller's special advisor, and the White House should not be allowed to intervene in decisions regarding the parts of these findings or evidence that are made public. "

President of the United States, Donald Trump, said last Wednesday that do not care that Mueller's report is made publicas requested by the Democratic opposition, although it discredited its existence as "ridiculous"

"Let him out, let people see him"Trump told reporters at the White House before embarking on a trip to Ohio.