Nothing prevents the current Attorney General from resigning from office. That is his right. But that does not mean that h can leave without justifying the real reasons for his resignation or that he can omit to give explanations about the status of the high-profile investigations that he inherited and those that should be ongoing under his management. This is called transparency, and although his  predecessor was criticized it is no less true that with her there was greater transparency in terms of the work that the Public Ministry developed to prosecute the crime. Mr. Ulloa owes us many explanations and must give them before leaving office. In his resignation letter, Ulloa introduced gibberish about the scandal at the National Secretariat for Children, Adolescents, and the Family. But, Despite the deliberate ambiguity about the reasons for his resignation in the latter case, the truth is that these do not constitute logical or sensible reasons for resigning. Even in what appears to be one of his last public appearances, this official lacks the courage to tell us the truth, however stark. His departure from the institution is as dark as his entire laconic and lackluster administration – LA PRENSA, Feb. 25