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Mexican police officers with masks, to avoid infection.

Sweden becomes the seventh country in the world to recognize same-sex marriages nationwide.

A new strain of swine influenza is suspected of infecting over 4,980 people globally, causing deaths in Mexico (masked police officers in Mexico pictured) and the United States.

At least 12 people are shot dead at the State Oil Academy in Baku, Azerbaijan.

The Truth and Reconciliation Commission of the Solomon Islands, formed to investigate the five-year ethnic conflict in the country which killed over 100 people, is officially opened.

The Social Democratic Party, led by Jaume Bartumeu, wins with a plurality of votes in elections to the General Council of Andorra.

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 {{*mp|May 1}} [[Sweden]] '''[[Same-sex marriage in Sweden|becomes]]''' the seventh country in the world to recognize [[same-sex marriage]]s nationwide.
 {{*mp|April 30}} A new strain of '''[[2009 swine flu outbreak|swine influenza]]''' is suspected of infecting over 4,980 people [[2009 swine flu outbreak by country|globally]], causing deaths in [[2009 swine flu outbreak in Mexico|Mexico]] ''(masked police officers in Mexico pictured)'' and the [[2009 swine flu outbreak in the United States|United States]].
-{{*mp|April 30}} At least 12 people are '''[[Azerbaijan State Oil Academy shootings|shot to death]]''' at the [[Azerbaijan State Oil Academy|State Oil Academy]] in [[Baku]], [[Azerbaijan]].
+{{*mp|April 30}} At least 12 people are '''[[Azerbaijan State Oil Academy shootings|shot dead]]''' at the [[Azerbaijan State Oil Academy|State Oil Academy]] in [[Baku]], [[Azerbaijan]].
 {{*mp|April 29}} The '''[[Truth and Reconciliation Commission (Solomon Islands)|Truth and Reconciliation Commission]]''' of the [[Solomon Islands]], formed to investigate the [[History of the Solomon Islands#Civil war|five-year ethnic conflict]] in the country which killed over 100 people, is officially opened.
 {{*mp|April 26}} The [[Social Democratic Party (Andorra)|Social Democratic Party]], led by [[Jaume Bartumeu]], '''[[Andorran parliamentary election, 2009|wins]]''' with a [[Plurality (voting)|plurality]] of votes in elections to the [[General Council (Andorra)|General Council]] of [[Andorra]].