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As workers at WAPA's propane conversion project construction site continue to speak out on conditions at the site, a former worker, Alvern Tirado, shares his story of working for a subcontractor and being wrongfully terminated in what he believes is retaliation for speaking up. View the original embedded media Video Credit: Kendall Jones
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