Roberto Abraham Scaruffi

March 25, 2011 Today from VOANews.com NATO to Take Control of Libyan 'No-Fly' Zone Handover could come as early as this weekend, but decision does not allow for quick exit by alliance from costly military operation Libya Conference Opens With Call for Cease-Fire But hoped-for appearance by rebel representative failed to materialize Japan's PM Pessimistic About Crippled Nuclear Complex Naoto Kan tells the nation the situation at the Fukushima plant remains 'very grave' Japan Tsunami Damage Cost Could Top $300 Billion Despite cost of damages could reach US $309 billion, many hope reconstruction effort might turn out to help Japanese economy Protesters Gather in Several Syrian Cities March meant to demand more freedom, end of emergency law Tokyo to Face Power Pinch Through Summer Continuing electrical blackouts, power shortage may mean lifestyle changes for Japanese people UN: One Million Flee Ivory Coast Violence as Crisis Deepens Spokeswoman says mass flight is being fueled by 'fears of an all-out war' Yemen President Vows to Resist Pressure to Step Down Opponents of Ali Abdullah Saleh pressing ahead with weekly demonstration despite newly imposed state of emergency Death Toll at 75 in Burmese Earthquake Epicenter was about 90 kilometers north of the Thailand city of Chaing Rai, which sustained minor damage Thai Court Imposes $17 Million Fine Against Protest Leaders Fine is the first significant ruling against the leaders of the Yellow Shirts movement EU Leaders Seal Crisis Plan for Portugal, Call for Worldwide Nuclear Plant Tests Issues were addressed during two-day meeting in Brussels Russian Support for Nuclear Power Weakens as Chernobyl Anniversary Nears Japan's current nuclear disaster may also weaken support More News Headlines