Iron ore price, page-9701

Results of a survey conducted in Brazil. The institute advises of a 95% confidence level and 2% margin of error so I can only hazard a guess that this would be the sentiments of most in Brazil.

https://www.hojeemdia.com.br/horizo...er-a-licença-ambiental-após-acidente-1.691464

After the accident with the Vale dam in Brumadinho, in the Metropolitan
Region of Belo Horizonte, 65.7% of Brazilians said that they favor the company
to lose the environmental license and 66.2% approve the suspension of all
existing licenses in the country and opening of new bidding. This is what
the survey "Perception about the disaster occurred in the city of Brumadinho",
Paraná Research Group, which heard 2,420 people, in 188 municipalities of 26
states and the Federal District, between January 30 and February 3.

According to a survey, 28% of respondents said they were against Vale's
measure to lose the environmental license and 6.4% did not respond or
did not know how to comment.

Regarding which lawsuit filed by Vale's officers and executives should
be submitted, 52.6% stated that everyone should be arrested; 24.2% said
that the court should dismiss executives and determine a heavy fine,
without the assets freeze or imprisonment of executives. Already 13.3%
are in favor of frozen goods, but without imprisonment; 2.7% do not consider
them guilty; and 7.2% did not respond.

About who is the most responsible for the tragedy, 63.4% of the respondents
pointed out Companhia Vale; 21.3% believe to be the Government of Minas
Gerais; 10.4% indicated the Federal Government; 1.4% did not say anyone;
and 3.6% did not.

Asked about the Federal Government assuming responsibility for the country's
mining, through a state-owned company, 58.9% stood against; 35.1% are in
favor; and 6% did not respond.

According to the research institute, interviewees, aged 16 and over,
had to answer five questions online. The confidence level is 95% and the
margin of error is approximately 2% for the results