Chilean Mine Rescue (2010) - Command in Crisis: Luis Urzúa and Underground Leadership

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Alexandra Reeves examines the remarkable underground leadership of Luis Urzúa, the shift supervisor who kept 33 trapped Chilean miners alive for 69 days in 2010 by establishing clear authority, equal resource distribution, and assigned roles that transformed chaos into a functioning society. This episode explores how Urzúa's calm demeanor and intuitive crisis management created the psychological conditions for survival when experts predicted disaster—offering timeless lessons on leadership under extreme pressure.

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