内容摘要：“His voice, powerful and full of life will continue to resonate in every corner of our Dominican Republic and beyond,” Vargas said. “Rubby was not just a singer; he was a symbol of courage, passion and artistic excellence.”

“His voice, powerful and full of life will continue to resonate in every corner of our Dominican Republic and beyond,” Vargas said. “Rubby was not just a singer; he was a symbol of courage, passion and artistic excellence.”

“We achieved total surprise,” Ghai said at a news conference in New Delhi, adding Pakistan’s response was “erratic and rattled.”agreed to a truce a day earlier after talks to defuse

in decades. The two armies exchanged gunfire, artillery strikes, missiles and drones that killed dozens of people.As part of the ceasefire, the nuclear-armed neighbors agreed to immediately stop all military action on land, in the air and at sea. On Sunday, Pakistan’s military said it did not ask for ceasefire, as claimed by India, but rather it was India that had sought the ceasefire.At a televised news conference, Lt. Gen. Ahmad Sharif said Pakistan’s armed forces targeted a total of 26 Indian military installations in response to India’s missile strikes which were launched before dawn Wednesday.

He said the military had vowed it would respond to the Indian aggression, and it has fulfilled its commitment to the nation. Sharif warned that any threat to Pakistan’s sovereignty or territorial integrity would be met with a “comprehensive, retributive, and decisive” response.He said Pakistan exercised “maximum restraint” during the counterstrike, employing medium-range missiles and other munitions, and that no civilian areas were targeted inside India.

The escalation in violence began last week after a

in Indian-controlled Kashmir on April 22. India blamed the attack on Pakistan, which denied any involvement., a welcoming port for immigrants from across the globe, hit the hard reality of state budgeting this spring.

The Democrat is a leading critic of President Donald Trump’s administration, especially its immigration policies. But facing a budget shortfall for the upcoming fiscal year, Pritzker’s proposed $55.2 billion fiscal plan would cut part of a four-year-old program providing health coverage to some adults regardless of immigration status. Illinois is one of seven states and the District of Columbia to offer such a program.California, which last year one-upped Illinois by offering health care to all adult immigrants, has run into a similar revenue problem and

Rep. Barbara Hernandez, a suburban Chicago Democrat, said the program helps many families.“There’s a huge need in the undocumented community that cannot get health care otherwise,” she said.