While the president cannot order anything to the Attorney General of the Nation, he can urge the Comptroller to account for his actions, which are unacceptable as they are contrary to any idea of the rule of law. In the midst of this embarrassment, an inevitable question arises: is the population condemned to suffer the consequences of the mutual animosity between two powerful hierarchs close to the president of the Republic and incapable of parking their personal differences? The country will witness whether the president truly believes in the compliance with the laws or, contrary to his words, has a close circle immune to the observance of the law. But to do so, one must act with celerity. The differences between the Comptroller of the Republic and the Attorney General of the Nation are an open secret. A way to avoid falling into a spiral of acts that end up in nothing is for the competent authority to investigate seriously and quickly what happened, with the purpose of determining if there was a crime and, if so, who was its author, so that this investigation reaches the Judicial Branch so that the sanctions provided for by law are imposed. But the incident that occurred last Thursday and its subsequent acts exceed the limits of the tragic, as well as those of the ridiculous and, very seriously, those of the legal. Hopefully not, for the good of the country.
