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The miners in Potosi, Bolivia, worship a devil god, also called the uncle. As owner of the underground he has the rights of life and dead on the workers. It is estimated as many as eight million men may have died since the mine was born, in the 16th century.

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Stock Photo: Mine's Devil

The miners in Potosi, Bolivia, worship a devil god, also called the uncle. As owner of the underground he has the rights of life and dead on the workers. It is estimated as many as eight million men may have died since the mine was born, in the 16th century.

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