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In early July, another accident in the same mine resulted in a miner losing a leg. The owners will be sued by the miners (represented by a law prof in the University of Valparaiso) and by the Chilean state. The government of Chile, through its national copper corporation (CODELCO), spent about $20 million in the rescue. It looks like one lawsuit maybe criminal and at least one will be civil, for damages. A judge already froze all the company assets and the newspapers already discuss what might happen to the San José mine and the other three sites.Originally Posted by Irulan
too bad the owner of the mine is nowhere to be found....
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Thread: rescue of the Chilean miners
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10-14-2010, 12:13 AM #16
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Who closes the door on the capsule for the last man down there?
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10-14-2010, 04:54 AM #17
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The mine owner? Originally Posted by ScaldedCat
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