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He handed a statement to reporters on Monday saying he has pleaded his case before several state institutions but only received unfulfilled promises. The man has been a laborer at the company for 18 years and has been seeking an office job since 2004. Water company labor-union leader Angelica Navarette dismissed the man as a troublemaker whose demands are unfounded. She said the company has offered him better benefits but he refuses to compromise.
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