Brazil dam collapse

One year on from the dam collapse at Brazil's Corrego do Feijao mine, many are still seeking answers.

At least 250 people died a year ago when a dam owned by Vale collapsed in Minas Gerais state.

The Feijão dam in Minas Gerais state collapsed in January killing at least 250 people.

Police say mining giant Vale and German auditor Tüv Süd used falsified documents to certify the dam.

Six months after nearly 300 people died, new evidence emerges suggesting it could have been prevented.

A judge in Brazil rules that the company should compensate affected families and businesses.

Residents of Barão de Cocais are on alert as a nearby mining dam is at risk of collapse.

A mining dam could collapse as early as next week, months after a similar disaster killed 230 people.

Brazil's Brumadinho dam disaster is having consequences in towns which are near similar dams.

The head of the Vale mining giant is replaced amid an inquiry into the dam break that killed 186.

Employees at mining giant Vale are arrested amid a criminal probe into the dam break that killed 166.

The residents near two dams have been moved following last month's dam collapse in Brumadinho