6 August 2010: San Esteban gold and copper mine manager Pedro Simonovich speaks to relatives of miners outside the mine near the city of Copiapó, in the arid Atacama desertPhotograph: Martin Bernetti/AFP/Getty Images7 August 2010: Co-workers, rescuers and relatives gather outside the mine Photograph: Ivan Alvarado/Reuters9 August 2010: Relatives place a Chilean flag at the collapsed minePhotograph: Luis Hidalgo/AP
10 August 2010: Miners carry an effigy of St Lorenzo, patron saint of miners, before a mass outside a collapsed mine where 33 miners are trapped in Copiapó, ChilePhotograph: Luis Hidalgo/AP10 August 2010: Relatives and miners attend a mass outside the minePhotograph: Luis Hidalgo/AP16 August 2010: The camp installed outside the mine of San Jose, where relatives of the miners are stayingPhotograph: Ian Salas/EPA16 August 2010: Relatives of trapped miners gather at the entrance to the San Esteban gold and copper minePhotograph: Ariel Marinkovic/AFP/Getty Images17 August 2010: Relatives of trapped miners pray and light candles outside the San Esteban gold and copper minePhotograph: Ariel Marinkovic/AFP/Getty Images17 August 2010: Chilean workers operate a drilling machine at the San Esteban gold and copper minePhotograph: Ariel Marinkovic/AFP/Getty Images17 August 2010: Chilean workers start a drilling machine outside the San Esteban gold and copper mine 12 days after the mine collapsedPhotograph: Ariel Marinkovic/AFP/Getty Images22 August 2010: Chile's President Sebastián Piñera holds up a plastic bag containing a message from miners trapped in a collapsed mine, that reads in Spanish "All 33 of us are well inside the shelter" in Copiapó, ChilePhotograph: Hector Retamal/AP22 August 2010: TV grab taken from the Chilean National TV (TVN) of trapped miner Florencio Antonio Avalos Silva, during the first contact with a video camera after 17 days in San Esteban gold and copper mine, near Copiapó, in the Atacama desert, 480 miles north of SantiagoPhotograph: -/AFP/Getty Images23 August 2010: Elias Sepulveda, right, embraces her cousin Katherine next to a tribute and support site with candles, flags and messages for their relatives Esteban and Pablo Rojas, two of the 33 miners trapped at the collapsed mine San José in Copiapó, ChilePhotograph: Roberto Candia/AP23 August 2010: The machine which will be used for rescue of the 33 miners trapped alive in the San José mine, in CopiapóPhotograph: Claudio Reyes/EPA23 August 2010: Andrea Aravena, relative of one of 33 trapped miners, lights candles next to Chilean flags outside the San José collapsed mine in CopiapóPhotograph: Roberto Candia/AP24 August 2010: Volunteers watch a video of Chile's mining minister Laurence Golborne speaking on the telephone with one of the 33 trapped miners at CopiapóPhotograph: Ivan Alvarado/Reuters24 August 2010: The camp where relatives of 33 trapped miners wait for news is seen outside the San José collapsed mine in Copiapó, ChilePhotograph: Roberto Candia/AP
Sign up to read this article
Read news from 100’s of titles, curated specifically for you.