Trapped Chilean miners speak with families by phone

Trapped Chilean miners speak with families by phone

COPIAPO, Chile - Ximena Contreras, wife of one of the 33 miners trapped underground, speaks to reporters after talking to her husband by telephone on Aug. 29, 2010, at the mine near the city of Copiapo, northern Chile. The miners spoke with their families for the first time since the Aug. 5 collapse that trapped them underground.

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  • 2010/8/30 00:00:00
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