The Tragedy of Glória occurred leaving 16 victims, but to date only four compensations have been completed in favor of the victims' families. The majority of the 16 processes related to the dead remain unfinished, revealing significant delays in resolving these situations.
The scenario is even more serious in the case of the injured, who face an even longer process. For them, obtaining any compensation is dependent on having their "consolidated clinical situation," meaning they must have reached a stable and definitive state of health before receiving any financial support.
The situation exposes the difficulties faced by victims and their families in seeking justice and reparation after the tragedy. The delay in concluding the compensation processes contrasts with the urgent needs of the affected people, who have been waiting for a resolution for a long time.




