Want to have some drinks in copiapo

By: Martin. By: Graysen. By: Elizabeth. By: Brady. By: Hendy.

When President Sebastian Pinera arrives in the dusty town of Copiapo in northern Chile today to mark the first anniversary of the collapse of the nearby San Jose mine, only some of "los 33" will be attending. Some are too angry, too ill or too disconsolate. When they emerged smiling under the arc lights from that rescue capsule from half a mile underground a full 69 days after the mine collapsed, these men, most from humble backgrounds and barely literate, found a world aching to embrace them. The rewards for their survival, and for surviving as a team, looked set to be swift and evenly shared between them. But the cloud that will settle over today's commemoration in Copiapo and that shrouded the opening of a special exhibition in their honour at the Smithsonian Museum in Washington last week speaks of another reality: their celebrity was fleeting, and most now are struggling with dark dreams and getting food on the table. Of the group, four are back working underground, scraping for copper and gold. Two men are running fruit stalls and two more have small grocery shops.

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