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Jimmy Sánchez, 19-Year-Old Trapped Chile Miner: 'God Wanted Me To Stay Here' By Craig Kanalley A tense two-month odyssey is finally nearing an end for 33 Chilean miners trapped underground.

The youngest trapped Chilean miner last night told of his joy at being rescued and said: "I don't want to suffer any more." Jimmy Sanchez, 19, said thoughts of his baby daughter helped him to ...

A decade ago, 33 Chilean miners became a symbol of hope and solidarity after surviving for more than two months trapped deep underground in the Atacama desert. Today, far from the whirlwind of ...

31-07-2020· Jimmy Sanchez was the youngest of the Atacama miners, arriving to work at the age of just 19 after dropping out of high school. “It’s like it happened yesterday.

31-07-2020· Jimmy Sanchez was the youngest of the Atacama miners, arriving to work at the age of just 19 after dropping out of high school. "It's like it happened yesterday. I don't think I'll ever forget it ...

13-10-2010· One of the trapped Chilean miners, Jimmy Sanchez Lagues, 19, is rescued from the mine collapse on 10/13.

31-07-2020· Jimmy Sanchez was the youngest of the Atacama miners, arriving to work at the age of just 19 after dropping out of high school. "It's like it happened yesterday. I don't think I'll ever forget it," said Sanchez, who also lives in Copiapo. He never donned his mining helmet again. Jobs have been hard to come by.

Chile miners rescue: profiles of the 33 men . Here is a breakdown of the 33 Chilean men who have spent more than two months underground after their mine collapsed.

Jimmy Sanchez, 19 The youngest of “Los 33”, claustrophobic Sanchez worked as an environmental assistant and had been a miner for just five months before becoming trapped.

(AP Photo/Hugo Infante, Chilean government) In this photo released by the Chilean government, miner Jimmy Sanchez is helped out of the capsule as he is rescued from the collapsed San Jose gold and copper mine where he was trapped with 32 other miners for over two months near Copiapo, Chile, early Wednesday Oct. 13, 2010.

Jimmy Sanchez was the youngest of the Atacama miners, arriving to work at the age of just 19 after dropping out of high school. “It’s like it happened yesterday.

Jimmy Sanchez, 19 The youngest of “Los 33”, claustrophobic Sanchez worked as an environmental assistant and had been a miner for just five months before becoming trapped.

Jimmy Sanchez was the youngest of the Atacama miners, arriving to work at the age of just 19 after dropping out of high school. "It's like it happened yesterday. I don't think I'll ever forget it ...

Jimmy Sanchez was the youngest of the Atacama miners, arriving to work at the age of just 19 after dropping out of high school. "It's like it happened yesterday. I don't think I'll ever forget it ...

Jimmy Sanchez was the youngest of the Atacama miners, arriving to work at the age of just 19 after dropping out of high school. "It's like it happened yesterday. I don't think I'll ever forget it," said Sanchez, who also lives in Copiapo. He never donned his mining helmet again. Jobs have been hard to come by.

Jimmy Sanchez was the youngest of the Atacama miners, arriving to work at the age of just 19 after dropping out of high school. "It's like it happened yesterday.

13-10-2010· Chile Miners Rescue 5 Jimmy Alejandro Sanchez Lagues nsotd2. Loading... Unsubscribe from nsotd2? ... The First Chilean Miner Is Rescued - Duration: 3:35. PBS NewsHour 809,844 views.

(AP Photo/Hugo Infante, Chilean government) In this photo released by the Chilean government, miner Jimmy Sanchez is helped out of the capsule as he is rescued from the collapsed San Jose gold and copper mine where he was trapped with 32 other miners for over two months near Copiapo, Chile, early Wednesday Oct. 13, 2010.

13-10-2010· Ariel Ticona. Age: 29 Job: Miner. Thirty second, and penultimate, miner to be rescued. His wife Elizabeth Segovia gave birth to a baby girl on 14 September - 40 days into the miners' ordeal.

5. 4:10 a.m. - Jimmy Sanchez, at 19, the youngest miner and father of a months-old baby. Trending News Conservationist killed by lion: "He died while living his dream"

A decade ago, 33 Chilean miners became a symbol of hope and solidarity after surviving for more than two months trapped deep underground in the Atacama desert. Today, far from the whirlwind of ...

Former Chilean miner Jimmy Sanchez --one of the 33 miners trapped inside the San Jose mine-- poses in his house in Copiapo, 700 km north of Santiago, on August 3, 2011. Next August 5 marks the first... Get premium, high resolution news photos at Getty Images

13-10-2010· Jimmy Sanchez, a 19-year-old who had only been a miner for five months when he was trapped when the cave-in happened, has emerged from the escape pod after 69 days stuck underground.

Jimmy Sanchez was the youngest of the Atacama miners, arriving to work at the age of just 19 after dropping out of high school. “It’s like it happened yesterday. I don’t think I’ll ever forget it,” said Sanchez, who also lives in Copiapo. He never donned his mining helmet again. Jobs have been hard to come by.

13-10-2010· Fifth miner Jimmy Sânchez rescued from San Jose mine. Skip navigation Sign in. Search. Loading ... How the Chilean Miners Got Trapped Deep Underground - Rescued: The Chilean …

Jimmy Sanchez, 19. The youngest who ... he said thoughts of his baby daughter Barbara ... Urzua agreed to stay until the bitter end and was the last miner hoisted to freedom, leading Chilean ...

Chilean miners are brought to the surface in a dramatic rescue ... The youngest miner, 19-year-old Jimmy Sanchez, ... Claudio Yanez hugs his daughter upon exiting the Fenix capsule Credit: ...

13-10-2010· Profiles of the Chilean miners who have been rescued after being trapped underground in the San José mine for 69 days Wed 13 Oct 2010 08.00 …

Fifth Chilean miner reaches surface as medical helicopter lifts off THE fifth miner to be rescued from Chile's collapsed San Jose mine, Jimmy Alejandro Sanchez Lagues, has reached the surface ...

10-10-2010· Jimmy Sanchez, age 19, miner. As the youngest of the miners, working in the San Jose mine was Sanchez’s first job. He had been there for only five months before being trapped underground. Now, he checks the mine’s temperature and humidity daily. He has a wife, Helen Avalos, and a three-month-old baby. Victor Segovia, age 48, electrician