@metropolesoficial: 🚨 MINAS GERAIS Há 11 anos, no dia 5 de novembro de 2015, ocorreu a maior tragédia ambiental do Brasil com o rompimento da barragem de Fundão, em #Mariana, região Central de Minas. As comunidades continuam reivindicando reparação integral pelos danos sofridos e agora pretendem cobrar do governador eleito do estado, Cleitinho Azevedo (Republicanos). O Movimento dos Atingidos por Barragens (MAB) prepara uma mobilização social, além dos atos de memória, de homenagem e de luto. De acordo com um dos integrantes da Direção Nacional do MAB, Thiago Alves, o movimento pretende entregar um documento à equipe de transição do governador eleito de Minas. O objetivo é cobrar compromisso da próxima gestão estadual. “Nesse documento nós vamos apresentar vários pontos de problemas da dívida social, dívida ambiental do governo de Minas Gerais com atingidos de todas as regiões do Estado, principalmente do Jequitinhonha, da Bacia do Paraopeba e toda a situação dos atingidos do crime em Brumadinho, da região do Alto Paraopeba, especialmente a região de Congonhas”, afirma Thiago. O governador eleito foi convidado para participar das solenidades, em Mariana, mas não houve até o momento da publicação desta reportagem a confirmação da participação. De acordo com Thiago, o governo de Romeu Zema (Novo) e de Mateus Simões (PSD) não realizou proposta para os atingidos e o grupo pretende abrir um canal de diálogo com o governo futuro. “Nós sabemos que o governo Zema não fez nenhuma proposta robusta para os atingidos e nenhuma forma de participação social abrangente nesse período, então a pauta é extensa e nós queremos a partir desse documento abrir um processo de diálogo permanente com a equipe de transição e depois com o governador e sua equipe para avançarmos nos direitos dos atingidos em todas as regiões de Minas”, ressaltou Thiago. Ainda segundo Thiago, a nova gestão estadual pode romper com o que eles chamam de ciclo de descaso e colocar vidas acima do interesse da mineração. #Metrópoles 🤳 Gustavo Basso/NurPhoto via Getty Images

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Paola 💝 :
Cleitinho é PT
2026-11-05 18:51:30
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Isabela 😘 :
n sou amada por ninguém 💔💔
2026-11-05 18:46:54
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primeiro
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dekoearthur :
q que ele tem haver
2026-11-05 18:49:41
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obarcelox
Obarcelox :
o que o cara tem a ver com barragem de 2015 😂😂😂
2026-11-05 18:51:14
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jouloko8
Jouloko :
agora vão cobrar o cara que acabou de entrar porque não cobraram aquele traste do zema durante 8 anos
2026-11-05 18:39:45
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Luiz Antonino da Veiga :
Zema ficou 8 anos e não foi cobrado o governador nem entrou, estranho
2026-11-05 19:13:25
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