VOICED: Chile's miners fear going back down

The transcript discusses the aftermath of the rescue of 33 miners who were trapped underground for 69 days. While some miners gained fame and traveled the world, most struggled with unemployment and health issues. A few, like Dario and Osmond, found success with the help of donations. The miners have filed a negligence lawsuit against the government, seeking compensation to secure their future.

What was the main challenge faced by most of the rescued miners after their rescue?

• Starting new businesses

• Dealing with fame

• Traveling around the world

• Finding stable employment

How did Dario and Osmond manage to start their fruit and vegetable truck business?

• Through a bank loan

• By receiving a government grant

• With a gift from Leonardo Farkas

• By pooling their savings

What was Jimmy Sanchez's emotional state after the mining accident?

• He felt more social and outgoing

• He became more reclusive and lonely

• He felt indifferent about the incident

• He was eager to find new work

What legal action did the miners take against the government?

• They sought international support

• They filed a negligence case

• They requested new jobs

• They demanded a public apology

What amount of compensation are the miners seeking in their legal case?

• $100,000 each

• $250,000 each

• $1,000,000 each

• $500,000 each