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Loreto Campbell, relative of rescued miner Jorge Galleguillos, watches the rescue operation on a TV screen at the relatives camp outside the San José mine.![Raúl Bustos]()
In this photo released by the Chilean government, miner Raúl Bustos, center, is helped by rescue workers after being lifted out of the collapsed San José gold and copper mine.![Mario Sepúlveda]()
Miner Mario Sepúlveda, front right, hugs an unidentified relative after being rescued.![Mario Gómez]()
Miner Mario Gómez, left, gestures as he greets his wife after being rescued from the collapsed mine.![Alex Vega]()
Miner Alex Vega, left, hugs his wife after being rescued.![Celebration]()
Relatives and friends of 33 freed miners celebrate the successful rescue operation at the relatives' camp outside the San José mine.![Successful Rescue]()
Relatives and friends of 33 freed miners celebrate the end of a successful rescue operation at the camp outside the San José mine.![María Segovia]()
Maria Segovia, right, sister of freed miner Darío Segovia, embraces an unidentified person as relatives and friends of the freed miners celebrate.![Darío Segovia]()
Relatives of miner Darío Segovia react during his rescue operation.![Carlos Barrios]()
Relatives and friends of miner Carlos Barrios react while watching on a TV screen the rescue operation at the camp outside the San José mine.![Spanish Newspapers]()
A man walks past a stack of Spanish newspapers outside a subway station in Madrid, on Thursday Oct. 14, 2010. Headline reads ' Return to Life'![Paris]()
French newspapers headlining on the rescue in a Paris newstand.![French Newspaper]()
The front pages of French newspapers trumpet the rescue of Chilean miners, Thursday Oct. 14, 2010.![London Papers]()
A newspaper featuring the rescue is taken from a distribution stand on a street in central London.![Last Miner Rescued]()
The last miner to be rescued, Luis Urzúa, center, gestures as Chile's President Sebastian Piñera, right, looks on after his rescue.Hugs, Tears and Cheers - The World Reacts to the Rescue
The world celebrated the end of a 69-day underground ordeal after 33 trapped miners were hauled-up safely through a narrow hole drilled in 2,000 feet of rock.
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- Hugs, Tears and Cheers - The World Reacts to the Rescue
