Two explosions in Sufi mosque in Pakistan kills dozens

Two suicide bomb attacks on Sunday hit a Sufi mosque in the Pakistani city of Dera Ghazi Khan, in the east, killing at least 41 deaths and numerous injuries. This is one of the bloodiest attacks this year against a religious minority in Pakistan. "These were suicide attacks and have arrested an attacker who completely failed to detonate the explosives on his body.

The wounded," he told Reuters by telephone Zawar Ali, a police officer. Police said about 65 people were injured. He also said the attackers took advantage of an annual ceremony of the Sufi saint who is dedicated to the mosque. "It was a few yards from where the explosion occurred," said the witness Faisal Iqbal.

Minimize rebel attack''wrong''to NATO

The Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) is investigating an airstrike by coalition under his command in Libya, which was white on a Libyan opposition group near the town of Brega, which left 13 dead. On Friday a coalition aircraft commanded by NATO fired about 15 miles east of Brega on a convoy of five or six vehicles, including an ambulance, after a rebel shot into the air as a sign of joy, explained Isa Jamis, political head of the city of Ajdabiya in charge of relations with the rebels.

Argentina Venezuela Venezuela/Argentina.- send 12 million barrels of fuel

CARACAS, April 4. (Reuters) - Venezuela will send about 12 million barrels of fuel to Argentina from May, at a time when attempts to reduce domestic consumption to free export barrels, has reported a director of Petroleos de Venezuela (PDVSA) . Hugo Chavez's government has maintained for several years a wide cooperation with Argentina, which involved the supply of Venezuelan oil for the electricity sector in that country, in exchange for goods and agricultural equipment.

A commission Guantnamo military judge the course of 11-S idellogo

After trying to transfer to a civil court's intention to dismantle the prison of Guantanamo, the Attorney General (Minister of Justice) American Eric Holder, announced today that it will judge Khaled Sheikh Mohammed, the alleged author's ideological attacks on New York and Washington, 2001, in which 3,000 people died in a military commission in jail on a military base situated on the island of Cuba, according to various government representatives.

Found Francia/Brasil.- bodies in the wreckage of the cockpit of flight Rio-Paris, 2009 found

PARIS, April 4. Researchers have found human remains among the parts of the fuselage of the A330-200 cockpit found yesterday in Brazilian waters during the fourth phase of search to locate the black boxes of Air France when it fell into the Atlantic on the route Rio de Janeiro "Paris on June 1, 2009.

In the crash of Flight AF447 killed 228 of 32 different nationalities, including 61 French and 58 Brazilians. As reported by French newspaper latribune 'gala Minister of Ecology and Transportation, Nathalie Kosciusko-Morizet, said that "the plane did not explode" because they have found remains intact cabin unit, where "there are bodies inside" , some of them "recognizable." The Minister, as Secretary of State for Transport, Thierry Mariani, have refused to make public the number of bodies found in the wreckage of the fuselage because the data "saved for the families of the victims", as indicated Mariani , for whom the discovery of the remains has been "a surprise." For its part, Air France has described as "very good news," the finding of a section of the fuselage as it gives hope to gather information to clarify the causes of the crash.

Fukushima, the alarm continues nuclear, radioactivity beyond the limits of 30 km

Continues unabated nuclear emergency in Japan. After the earthquake and tsunami, are the drama of the displaced, to rebuild an economy and especially the emergence of the central Fukushima, who continues to release radioactive substances into the air and in seawater in front of the plant. Radioactivity detected not only in high water, but also in the nearest town and even those beyond the first ring of emergency, set at 30 km away from the plant.

Clashes have left at least 800 dead in Duékoué, according to ICRC

At least 800 people were killed Tuesday, March 29 at Duekoue, in western Côte d'Ivoire, said Friday the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) said in a statement. According to information gathered on site and quoted by a spokesman for the organization in Geneva, "there are indications that this is sectarian violence." ICRC delegates visited Duékoué March 31 and April 1.

They "saw themselves a very large number of bodies," said the spokesman. For now, 28 bodies have been evacuated to the local morgue, but the operation should continue in the coming days. "This event is particularly shocking in its scale and brutality," has alarmed the head of the ICRC delegation in Côte d'Ivoire, Dominica Liengme.