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In May 2009, Luxembourg experienced several events and developments, primarily influenced by the aftermath of the swine flu pandemic and ongoing political activities. Here are some key highlights from that month:

European Elections Preparations: Political parties were gearing up for the upcoming European Parliament elections in June. The CSV (Christian Social People's Party) revealed their candidate list, which was characterized by a focus on youth【14:0†source】【14:1†source】.

Cultural and Sporting Events Cancellations: Many cultural events and public gatherings faced cancellations or rescheduling due to health concerns related to the swine flu. This included public concerts and various sporting events planned for early May【14:1†source】【14:8†source】.

Health Concerns Over Vaccine: There were growing concerns within Luxembourg regarding the swine flu vaccine's safety and its potential link to narcolepsy diagnoses in Europe. Health authorities in Luxembourg were closely monitoring these developments【14:9†source】【14:7†source】.

International Relations: The Grand Ducal Court announced a delayed state visit from Cape Verde's President, originally scheduled for May 7-9【14:0†source】.

Community Activities and Discussions: Various local community events, including discussions and meetings, were postponed or reshuffled, reflecting the broader impacts of the public health situation【14:3†source】【14:9†source】.

These events illustrate a period of adjustment and concern within Luxembourg around public health, political activity, and community engagement during May 2009. If you need more detailed insights or specific areas of interest, let me know!