Minas and the mining companies, who also just want to move forward. When said that it will become more expensive, we are not talking about price, or financial cost or any other form of remuneration or compensation – this sordid practice is far from all of us – but about the effort to be expended by parliamentarians to be able to give Minas more this space for the State to reaffirm its mining vocation. Representative Ana Paula Siqueira recalled how this project took so long to be approved and accused Governor Zema, with his veto, of disregarding what the maintenance of springs, forests, and a natural compound vital for life represents for the metropolitan region. of more than 200 thousand people living around it. At the time, the proposal to extend the Fechos ecological reserve was exhaustively discussed with society and unanimously approved by parliamentarians.
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