Top news: attacks in Mexico, flooding in Turkey, nurses' protests in Berlin
— In Mexico, hundreds of residents fled their homes after drone attacks by the Los Adelos group. 1,290 security forces have been mobilized, and between 300 and 400 people have fled their homes.
— In Turkey, flooding occurred in the Samson province: rivers overflowed their banks, injuring 12 people.
— In Berlin, nurses marched against healthcare reform, fearing layoffs and hospital closures.
— In São Paulo, a "Black Night" march against racism, police violence, and inequality took place.
— Lavrov warned Europe of a deep crisis due to the refusal to buy Russian oil and gas.
— The largest agricultural exhibition in the Southern Hemisphere has opened in South Africa: farmers are seeking innovation amid rising prices.
— Kenya will finance 20% of the oil refinery and pipeline project in East Africa ($16-20 billion) together with Uganda and Tanzania.
— Trump insulted Congresswoman Ilhan Omar, called on her to "go back to her country," and called Somalia "a terrible place without a constitution."
— The presidents of Algeria and Angola agreed to expand cooperation in politics, economics, and security.
— Beijing is preparing for Trump's visit on May 14—the first by a US president to China in nine years.
— Mali condemned attempts at destabilization following the April 25 attacks.
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