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  • Latin America Breaking News Editor, Reuters
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Codelco, contractors fined after deadly mine collapse

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By Christian Plumb 
| Mining
Chilean state copper miner Codelco was fined by labor authorities after last year’s deadly collapse at its El Teniente mine, while three contractors whose workers were killed or injured were sanctioned more heavily, according to inspection records obtained by Reuters through public-records requests.
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Over a dozen media workers detained in Venezuela, says national press association

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By Christian Plumb , Michael Perry
| Irish Independent
All 14 of those detained were later released, the press association (SNTP) said on X, though one was a foreign journalist who was deported. SNTP said that those detained included 11 people working with international media outlets and one with a national outlet. Reuters was unable to independently confirm all of the detentions. China's foreign ministry said on Tuesday that all Chinese reporters in Venezuela were safe.
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Venezuela's oil facilities unscathed in US strike, sources say

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By Marianna Parraga , Christian Plumb 
| New Hampshire Union Leader
Venezuela's state-run oil production and refining were ‍operating normally on Saturday and ‌suffered no damage from a U.S. strike to extract the country's president, two sources ‍with knowledge of the operations of energy company PDVSA said. U.S. forces captured President Nicolas Maduro, U.S. President Donald Trump said, after months of pressuring him over accusations of drug-running ‍and illegitimacy in power.
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