Roberto Abraham Scaruffi

March 23, 2011 Today from VOANews.com Ground Battle for Libya Stalls in East Pro-Gadhafi forces keep up offensive on rebel-held areas, hold off rebel attempts to retake Ajdabiya Bomb Blast Rocks Central Jerusalem Officials say bomb blast near Jerusalem's central bus station killed 1 person, injured about 30 others, some critically Tokyo Tap Water Said Unsafe for Infants Radiation spewing from a tsunami-battered nuclear power plant is causing wider concerns about Japan's food chain and water supply Yemen Parliament Approves State of Emergency Announcement comes after gunmen loyal to the president opened fire on a group of protesters calling for his ouster Friday Conflicting Reports Surround Attack Near Southern Syria Mosque Rights activists say security forces carried out attack but state media says 'armed gang' attacked medical team Gates Makes Unannounced Visit to Cairo US defense secretary expected to meet Field Marshall Mohamed Hussein Tantawi, leader of Egypt's ruling military council Kibaki Urges Reforms in Run-Up to Kenyan Elections President Mwai Kibaki challenged Kenya’s lawmakers to meet their deadlines and pass the required laws on time. Japanese Businesses Restart Production, But Problems Remain Quake and tsunami damage, road closures, gas shortages cited as factors hampering production flow Americans Offer Condolences to Japanese Disaster Victims American and Japanese flags are at half mast outside skyscraper that houses Japan’s Consulate in New York City UNICEF Concern Prompts Cambodian Investigation of Orphanages UNICEF says most of the 12,000 children in Cambodia’s orphanages are, in fact, not orphans Gates, Buffet Bring Philanthropic Campaign to India Software tycoon Bill Gates and investor Warren Buffet urge super rich to give away at least half of their wealth to charity Hollywood Icon Elizabeth Taylor Dies Veteran actress known for movies such as 'National Velvet' and 'Cleopatra' was suffering from congestive heart failure More News Headlines