Romeu Zema: Everything changed. I said when the Brumadinho tragedy happened, on January 25, 2019, in my first month as governor of Minas Gerais, that I would be the last governor of Minas to face that kind of tragedy.
Romeu Zema: We enacted the Mar de Lama Nunca Mais Law, which was approved in record time by the Assembly and since then...
Every dam that poses a risk is being decommissioned.
Romeu Zema: or dismantled, to be more understandable, of the 57 that posed risk, 18 no longer exist. And the others are in the process of being decharacterized. They are millions and millions of tons.
Romeu Zema: You can't remove that, even using many loaders and trucks, from one year to the next. But every day that passes, Minas Gerais becomes safer. And, God willing, we will not have such events.