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Chilean Supreme Court awards $1.5 million to trapped miners

The Chilean Supreme Court confirmed a ruling to compensate ‘Los 33’ miners who were trapped in a mine for more than two months in 2010.

 Satellite view of the San Jose mine.

Satellite view of the San Jose mine.

The highest court of Chile ruled that compensation of CL$1.24 billion (US$1.5 million) should be given to 31 of the 33 trapped miners. The court confirmed that the National Geology and Mining Service...

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