CLEAN : A dolar por hora reos bomberos de California combaten incendios

Inmates in California work as firefighters, risking their lives for minimal pay. The program, which has been running for over 70 years, is seen as a rehabilitation opportunity, offering inmates a chance to help others and gain valuable experience. However, it faces criticism for being akin to slave labor, as professional firefighters earn significantly more. Despite this, the program saves the state millions annually. The video highlights both the personal stories of inmates and the broader economic and ethical implications of the program.

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