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A San Diego man who makes a living interpreting for others may now be facing a forced career change. -
June Owino, who hails from Kenya, is a gregarious man who loves telling stories and making people laugh. He arrived in San Diego in 2001, with the idea that he would find work as an accountant, which is his area of expertise. But when the downturn in the economy came and he found himself without a job, he began to look around to figure out what else he could do. -
KPBS Midday EditionDuring Women's History Month, a new report focuses on how women in California have been affected by the Great Recession. -
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An historic trial begins March 19 in Guatemala. For the first time ever, a former head of state faces the charge of genocide in his own country’s court system. -
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