Roberto Abraham Scaruffi

January 28, 2011 Today from VOANews.com Egypt Expands Curfew as Protests Rage President Mubarak extends curfew nationwide but it appears from media reports to do little to halt violence US Backs Rights of Protesters in Mideast Upheaval Obama administration gambles on the possibility of new governments emerging in key Arab states Rival Ivory Coast Governments Lobby for Support Before AU Summit Power struggle now moves to AU summit where rivals Laurent Gbagbo and Alassane Ouattara are both hoping for decisive action Rwanda Hutu Leader Faces ICC Prosecutors say Calixte Mbarushimana was top leader of Rwandan rebel group FDLR who spread terror in eastern DRC Impact of 'Palestine Papers' on Palestinian Leadership Washington bureau chief of Palestinian newspaper 'Al Quds' tells VOA that leaks say great deal about process of negotiating for peace Crisis in Flood-Stricken Pakistan Continues UN aid agencies say millions of people still are in need of humanitarian aid Rights Groups Demand Impartial Probe Into Ugandan Activist's Death Death of prominent Ugandan rights activist David Kato being roundly condemned by rights groups worldwide Southern Sudanese Expats Return Home to Help Rebuild Region faces severe shortage of skilled professionals, after decades of conflict Tunisians Loot Villas of Deposed President's Family Protesters who drove Ben Ali from country also vent their anger against his extended family by looting, destroying their property On YouTube, Obama Comments on Economy, Middle East President said he has personally stressed to Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak the importance of political and economic reform Space Shuttle Challenger Loss Still Felt, 25 Years Later Explosion of the spacecraft shortly after its launch stunned the nation More News Headlines