Mamani

13. October 2010 | 12:59

Bolivian miner pulled safely from Chile mine

Bolivian miner Carlos Mamani, one of the youngest of the 33 men who have been trapped underground in Chile for 10 weeks, emerged safely Wednesday to cheers from the waiting crowd. (News Source: Philippine Daily Inquirer - 09:39:16)

Fourth rescued Bolivian miner reaches surface

A fourth miner, Carlos Mamani, has reached the surface and has been greeted by his wife Veronica (News Source: TVNZ - 06:40:31)

Bolivian miner rescued from Chilean mine

This image released by the government of Chile shows an undated handout photo of Carlos Mamani, one of the 33 trapped miners at the San Jose copper mine, in northern Chile. Carlos Mamani is 24 years old. He is a Bolivian and the only foreigner trapped in the mine. (News Source: People’s Daily - 07:24:14)

Chile miners’ rescue - fourth miner freed

The fourth miner, Mamani Saliz, has made it to the surface. (News Source: 3news - 06:24:33)

Mine Saga in Chile Captivates Bolivians

SAN JOSÃ‰ MINE, Chile — Impoverished in his Bolivian homeland and desperate for a job, Carlos Mamani had been working at the mine here in Chile’s barren northern desert for just five days — before disaster struck. (News Source: Pittsburgh Post-Gazette - 06:13:13)

Florencio Avalos: The First Miner Chosen

Florencio Avalos Leads First Group of Miners to be Rescued; Mario Sepulveda, Juan Illanes, Carlos Mamani to Follow (News Source: CBS News - 02:00:04)

Florencio Avalos: The First Miner Chosen

Florencio Avalos Leads First Group of Miners to be Rescued; Mario Sepulveda, Carlos Mamani to Follow (News Source: CBS News - 22:53:43)

Chilean miners taste freedom after months in ‘hell’

SANTIAGO - The first of 33 miners trapped deep underground in Chile for a record 10 weeks triumphantly tasted freedom on Wednesday, triggering nationwide celebrations and media mayhem. (News Source: Bangkok Post - Thailand’s English news - 10:22:23)

First miners rescued in Chile after months in ‘hell’

The first of 33 men trapped underground in Chile for a record 10 weeks triumphantly returned to the surface in a landmark rescue operation Wednesday, triggering nationwide celebrations and media mayhem. (News Source: Bangkok Post - Thailand’s English news - 06:28:47)

Update3: Sixth of 33 men rescued from Chilean mine

SAN JOSE MINE, Chile: To hugs, cheers and tears, rescuers using a missile-like escape capsule began pulling 33 men one by one to fresh air and freedom at last early Wednesday, 69 days after they were trapped in a collapsed mine a half-mile underground. (News Source: New Straits Times - 09:40:06)

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