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Demonstrations ahead of Ahmadinejad's visit

(22 Nov 2009) SHOTLIST 1. Pan from Ipanema beach to protest 2. Low shot of protesters carrying banner reading (in Portuguese): "Mr. President (Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva): Explain to our guest (Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad) (about) human rights" 3. Members of Islamic, African-Brazilian community and gypsies dancing during protest 4. Woman dancing to African-Brazilian song 5. Protester carrying banner reading (in Portuguese): "Mr. President, explain to our guest (about) sexual freedom" 6. Pan of protesters carrying giant cage containing white balloons which they said is a symbol of Iran's "repressed values" 7. Mid of protesters holding banners 8. Zoom out from protesters holding Israeli flag to wide of demonstration 9. Various of people holding red cards 10. Top shot of protest march 11. Pan of protesters chanting (in Portuguese): "Ahmadinejad out of Brazil" 12. Tilt up of Michel Gherman, protest leader and Islamic community representative holding white banner reading: "Peace" in various languages 13. Mid of women at protest 14. Protest leader hugging Islamic representative who then shakes hands with Jewish representative 15. Holocaust survivor, Alexander Laks speaking during protest 16. SOUNDBITE (Portuguese) Alexander Laks, Holocaust survivor: "I'm very ashamed of my president - and I voted for him - because he betrayed us all by inviting a fascist, someone who denies (the Holocaust) to the holy land of Brazil." 17. Protest leader, Michel Gherman speaking 18. SOUNDBITE (Portuguese) Michel Gherman, Protest leader: "A protest against the visit of Ahmadinejad is not only a protest against his presence, but a protest for Brazil. Ahmadinejad represents anti-democracy, we represent democracy. Ahmadinejad represents the lack of religious freedom, Brazil represents the freedom of religion. Ahmadinejad represents the denial of the Holocaust. Brazil has a commitment to the legacy of the Holocaust." 19. Cage with balloons being opened and balloons being released 20. Pan of balloons flying towards sky, Brazilian flag in foreground STORYLINE Hundreds of Brazilians protested on Sunday against the impending visit of Iranian president Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, citing his calls for Israel's destruction, his government's controversial nuclear activities and his declarations against homosexuals. About 800 people gathered for the protest at Rio de Janeiro's Ipanema Beach. Groups representing gays, African-Brazilian artists, Christians, Jews, and Holocaust survivors carried protest banners and a giant cage containing white balloons, which they said is a symbol of Iran's "repressed values". One Holocaust survivor said he felt betrayed by Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva who invited Ahmadinejad and on Sunday called it "an honour" to receive him. Ahmadinejad is scheduled to arrive with 200 Iranian businessmen on Monday and will later meet privately with Lula. The organisers of Sunday's protest claimed that several cities around the country and across South America are hosting similar demonstrations against Ahmadinejad's visit. After his trip to Brazil, Ahmadinejad will travel to Venezuela and Bolivia, Iran's main allies on the continent. Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork Twitter:   / ap_archive   Facebook:   / aparchives   ​​ Instagram:   / apnews   You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/you...