Roberto Abraham Scaruffi

Latest News Jan 22, 2013 Obama Begins Second Term Amid Celebration, Ceremony On a sunny, cool day in the nation's capital, flag-waving crowds of hundreds of thousands of people turned out for inauguration ceremonies and celebrations of President Barack Obama's second term of office. ... Read more... Obama Takes Oath of Office Recognizing Military Contributions President Barack Obama took the ceremonial oath of office for his second term as the 44th U.S. president and commander in chief on the steps of the U.S. Capitol. ... Read more... Terrorist Attack in Algeria We can now confirm the death of three U.S. citizens in the terrorist attack in Algeria: Victor Lynn Lovelady, Gordon Lee Rowan, and Frederick Buttaccio. ... Read more... Featured Free Resource Government Computer News Is the technology authority for government. It focuses on how to buy, build and manage the technologies that run government agencies and operations. Algerian PM: 37 Foreign Workers Killed in Gas Complex Siege Algeria's prime minister said 37 foreign workers were killed during the hostage crisis at a remote desert gas complex, with five others still missing. ... Read more... Islamists kill Nigerian soldiers heading to Mali Two Nigerian soldiers were killed and five others seriously injured in a 19 January attack on a military detachment heading for deployment in Mali. Read more... Africa Security Challenges Demand Obama's Attention As U.S. President Barack Obama begins his second term in office, his administration faces urgent security challenges in Africa. Read more... Featured Free Resource Information Week Government Newsletter Helps you keep up with the latest developments in the Government IT space. African Union Seeks Washington Partnership to Combat Terrorism The deputy chairman of the African Union says the continental body seeks to strengthen the partnership with President Barack Obama’s administration to combat global terrorism. ... Read more... Iranian Ammunition Surfaces in African Conflicts For years, unmarked ammunition has been turning up in some of Africa's bloodiest conflict zones — Sudan, the Democratic Republic of Congo, Ivory Coast. ... Read more...