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[Title] => Chile calls for international help as blaze sweeps park
[Summary] => Chilean President Sebastian Pinera has called for international help to fight a devastating fire in the famous Torres del Paine National Park.
[DatePublished] => 2011-12-31 11:23:46
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[Title] => Clashes, disruptions as strike begins in Chile
[Summary] => Protesters supporting a 48-hour strike called by student groups, unions and opposition politicians threw up burning barricades and clashed with police Wednesday to demand fundamental changes in Chile.
[DatePublished] => 2011-08-25 09:48:12
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[Title] => Chile keeps to nuclear script despite Japan crisis
[Summary] => Chile's president insisted Wednesday on signing a nuclear accord with the United States during President Barack Obama's visit next week, saying the country must keep reactors as a potential option for fueling the booming economy despite anxieties about Japan's disaster.
[DatePublished] => 2011-03-17 08:37:57
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[Title] => Chilean miners honored in ceremony, football game
[Summary] => Thirty-three miners rescued after more than two months trapped underground were given a heroes' welcome at the national palace Monday
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[Title] => Rescued miners prepare for onslaught of attention
[Summary] => Chile's 33 rescued miners posed with the president and were poked by doctors on Thursday, itching to reunite with families and sleep in their own beds for the first time since a cave-in nearly killed them on Aug. 5.
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[Title] => Chile's textbook mine rescue brings global respect
[Summary] => Chile's 33 rescued miners posed with the president and were poked by doctors on Thursday, itching to reunite with families and sleep in their own beds for the first time since a cave-in nearly killed them on Aug. 5.
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[Title] => As Chile celebrates, mine's future in question
[Summary] => Chileans reveled Thursday in the stunning glory and jubilation of a record-setting mine rescue. As the celebration fades, however, several key questions await resolution.
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[Title] => Last of Chilean miners raised safely to surface
[Summary] => The last of the Chilean miners, the foreman who held them together when they were feared lost, was raised from the depths of the earth Wednesday night — a joyous ending to a 69-day ordeal that riveted the world. No one has ever been trapped so long and survived.
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[Title] => First pair of 33 men rescued from Chilean mine
[Summary] => The first two of 33 men trapped in a collapsed mine were rescued early Wednesday after 69 days underground, pulled to fresh air and freedom at last in a missile-like escape capsule to the cheers of family and countrymen.
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[Title] => Billionaire Sebastian Pinera wins Chile presidency
[Summary] => SANTIAGO (AP) — Billionaire Sebastian Pinera won Chile's presidential election Sunday in the country's first democratic election of a right-wing ruler in 52 years.
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