Vale, the owner of a mine-waste dam that collapsed this year, killing more than 180 people, dismissed an auditor that refused to certify the dam as safe in September, according to an initial probe by police and prosecutors.
After An Auditor Flunked Brazil Dam, Vale Found Another Who Passed It
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