Roberto Abraham Scaruffi

June 03, 2011 Today from VOANews.com Yemen's President Wounded in Rocket Attack Reports indicate Ali Abdullah Saleh was lightly injured, several other government officials also hurt; it is unclear who launched attack At Least 27 Killed in Syria as Protests Rage Nationwide Activists say incident took place after thousands of protesters spilled onto streets after Friday prayers in Hama Mladic Makes First Appearance at War Crimes Tribunal Ratko Mladic is accused of masterminding the 1995 Srebrenica massacre of 8,000 Muslim men and boys Gates Reaffirms US Ties With Allies at Asian Security Conference US defense secretary met with several Asian counterparts in Singapore, ahead of conference China Defends Rights Record Ahead of Tiananmen Square Anniversary Relatives of those killed in pro-democracy protests say Beijing government offering cash compensations US Senator Urges Burma to Free Political Prisoners John McCain, who is ending three-day visit, met with top officials and says it is clear they want closer relations with America Activists Say Thai-American's Arrest Part of Thailand Clampdown Lerpong Wichaikhammat, known in US as Joe Gordon is accused of insulting the monarchy online US Names Kenyan Politician Drug 'Kingpin' Strict sanctions applied against Harun Mwau, and businesswoman Naima Mohamed Nyakiniywa for alleged narcotics trafficking across region ECOWAS’ Regional Integration Review Meeting Ends Specific issues addressed include security, electoral and humanitarian challenges, as well as implementation of sectoral policies Much Loved Veteran of Anti-Apartheid Struggle Sisulu Dies at 92 Ma Sisulu, as she was fondly known across South Africa, died suddenly at her family home in Johannesburg Mexico Attracts US Retirees Despite Crime Wave The warm weather and the lower cost of living are big draws More News Headlines