Rompimento da barragem da Samarco em Mariana – MG: vozes sobre um crime ambiental em curso

Abstract

This research presents a critical perspective of some of the impacts of Samarco's disruption in Mariana-MG, in the daily life of people in the affected rural communities in this city, in the rescue of oral memory about what happened and the social and environmental repercussions and implications, of an ongoing environmental crime. Thus, it stood out as contradictory inherent to the process of capitalist development in times of capital crisis and its evident environmental and social repercussions, which has been manifesting to women as a destructive force, with irreparable impacts on nature and human life. It presents the critical form some of the changes experienced in the daily life of the affected families from their displacement to the rural community of the city. To this end, a theoretical part will be built from the bibliographic reading oriented with a contribution of important authors who will guide as an analysis of this work. A survey will also work with documented data in addition to qualitative field research, with semi-structured interviews that will enable these people to voice.