Roberto Abraham Scaruffi

June 06, 2011 Today from VOANews.com Suspected US Drone Strikes Kill 17 in Pakistan Among the dead are several suspected militants leaders, say Pakistani officials 5 US Soldiers, At Least 13 Iraqis Killed in Separate Attacks Baghdad attack was deadliest day for American troops in Iraq in more than two years Israel Accuses Syria of Inciting Golan Violence Israel disputes Syrian reports that 20 people were killed and more than 325 wounded when Israeli troops fired at protesters near border Yemen's Vice President Says Saleh Coming Back 'In Days' Abd al-Rab Mansur Hadi says president is recovering well after undergoing surgery in Saudi Arabia for shrapnel wound Libyan Rebels Push Into Gadhafi-Held West Journalists say they see no government forces left in town of Yafran, about 161 kilometers southwest of Tripoli South Korea’s President Requests North to End Policy of Confrontation Lee Myung-bak called on North Korea to peacefully engage with the South and repeated an offer to pursue a path towards peace Humala Claims Victory in Peru Presidential Runoff Early official results put the former leftist officer Ollanta Humala ahead with more than 51 percent of the vote India Faces More Anti-Corruption Protests Senior opposition leaders organize protest, slamming government for crushing yoga guru's hunger strike, Sunday Li Na’s Victory Stirs Debate Over China's State-Sponsored Sports Program Li Na became first Asian woman to win a Grand Slam tournament after beating Italy's Francesca Schiavone in the French Open on June 4 Indonesian Documentary Highlights Tribes Fighting Developers and Conservationists Guru Rimba is a profile of the teacher and students in a unique school trying to preserve tribe's way of life More News Headlines