Roberto Abraham Scaruffi

January 29, 2011

Today from VOANews.com
Egyptians Defy Curfew in Fifth Day of Mass Protests Tens of thousands of protesters remain on streets in Cairo, other Egyptian cities, demanding President Hosni Mubarak's resignation
ElBaradei: President Mubarak Must Go Former head of UN nuclear monitoring agency says Mubarak should step down in order to end days of protests against his rule
Israel Fears Unrest in Egypt Could Jeopardize Peace Treaty Israel considers treaty with Egypt a strategic asset, fears regime change in Egypt could put peace agreement in danger
Canada Intends to Extradite Wealthy Tunisian Fugitive Belhassen Trabelsi is brother-in-law of ousted president Zine El Abidine Ben Ali
US Calls for Immediate Release of Diplomat in Pakistan US has demanded immediate release of American diplomat arrested in shooting death of two Pakistani men
AU to Name Heads of State Panel to Settle Ivory Coast Leadership Dispute AU Commission Chairman says panel will come up with legally-binding settlement of dispute between Gbagbo, Ouattara
Obama: Innovation Key to Economic Recovery President Obama says reforming government, cutting wasteful spending are necessary steps to finance investments in education, research
New York’s Egyptian Community Reacts to Homeland Unrest Many who frequent the Astoria Queens mosque seemed to demand ouster of President Hosni Mubarak
Tools Available to Raise Healthy Children, say Advocates Child health advocates participate in a special panel at Forum on Raising Healthy Children in Davos
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