Roberto Abraham Scaruffi

June 19, 2011

Today from VOANews.com
NATO to Investigate Libyan Claims of Civilian Deaths in Tripoli Air Strike Libyan officials say NATO bombed a residential neighborhood in the capital Sunday, killing at least seven civilians, including children
Fighting Kills 29 in Northwest Pakistan Twenty five Taliban militants and four soldiers die in attack on army base in tribal region along border with Afghanistan
Afghan Suicide Attack Targets German Soldiers NATO spokesman says there are no coalition casualties
Syria Widens Crackdown in North and East Meanwhile, protesters demonstrate Sunday in Lebanon in support of Syria's Bashar al-Assad
Egypt's PM Prefers Delay in Parliamentary Vote Remarks come amid growing concerns that vote, scheduled for September, would be unfairly advantageous to Muslim Brotherhood
Tunisia's Former President Denies Charges Ahead of Monday Trial Though proceedings against ex-president will be conducted in absentia, many Tunisians hope they will help bring closure to a bitter past
Demonstrations Expected in Morocco Nationwide protests to go ahead later today will press country’s monarch to guarantee greater separation of power
Somali Prime Minister Resigns, Reversing Pledge to Stay Mohamed Abdullahi Mohamed’s unexpected about-face comes days after an outpouring of support by Somalis opposed to his departure
Thousands in Spain March to Protest Economic Crisis Calling themselves ‘indignant’ about a nearly two-year-long recession, Spaniards lay blame on their government for the situation
Japan to Vent Second Damaged Reactor Building TEPCO officials say radiation that will be released by ventilating the Unit Two reactor will be too small to threaten human health
Springsteen Sax Star Clarence Clemons Dies Legendary E Street Band musician, 69, succumbs to complications from stroke he suffered a week ago
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