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Iraqi president defends US after Chavez lambasts US for role in Iraq

(11 May 2005) SHOTLIST APTN 1. Wide exterior of convention centre and grounds, soldier standing guard in foreground 2. Flags 3. Arabic delegation walking outside convention centre building 4. Police on horseback with roll of chicken wire in foreground 5. Army helicopter flying overhead 6. Exterior of convention centre 7. People entering convention centre POOL 8. Wide interior shot of delegates seated in large rectangle in conference hall 9. Mid shot of delegates in conference room 10. Mahmoud Abbas, President of Palestinian Authority, making speech 11. Wide pan shot of conference room 12. Abbas finishes speaking, delegates applaud 13. Wide shot of conference room with delegates applauding 14. SOUNDBITE: (Spanish) Hugo Chavez, President of Venezuela: "Washington's imperialism wants to own the world and force us at machinegun point or with threats, to adopt their model." 15. Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva listening 16. Argentinean President Nestor Kirchner listening 17. SOUNDBITE: (Spanish) Hugo Chavez, President of Venezuela: "The theme of pre-emptive war for instance. We have to address this issue. Venezuela is threatened by North American imperialism. Already, two years ago they tried a coup that was manufactured in Washington and we continue to put up with the aggression from the most powerful empire that ever existed on this planet. And I believe that in this sense the Arab countries and South America are similar. Together we hold the biggest oil reserves on this planet and this brings up the voracity of the imperialists." 18. Wide shot of conference room in almost total silence after Chavez's speech, after pause there is very slight applause 19. Various as Lula invites Iraqi President to speak 20. SOUNDBITE: (Arabic) Jalal Talabani, Iraqi President: "We, the Iraqi people, don't want a single soldier occupying our country as soon as conditions permit. We fought for freedom and we will keep on fighting for freedom. If President Chavez wants to sit down and talk I would be glad to have a cup of coffee with him and explain the situation and our point of view." 21. Wide of plenary with delegates applauding 22. Zoom out from mid shot of delegates getting up to leave plenary SHOTLIST Banding together to undercut the international influence of the United States, South American and Arab leaders opened their first summit to usher in a new wave of political and economic cooperation. With 9,000 soldiers posted around the Brazilian capital and military helicopters buzzing overhead, 15 heads of state and top officials from 34 South American, Middle Eastern and North African nations met on Tuesday at the first Summit of South American-Arab Countries. Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva said it was an historic opportunity to build the foundation for cooperation between South America and the Arab world. But the summit lost some of its luster with the absence of some of the strongest voices in the Arab world, including the leaders of Egypt, Saudi Arabia, Jordan and Syria. Even Lebanon's president was a no-show. The Arab League Secretary General Amr Moussa had been hoping more leaders would attend, but said the presence of seven of the 22 Arab heads of state was a positive "gauge of the importance of the conference." Eight of the 12 South American leaders were participating. Moussa denied speculation that the United States had pressured some leaders to boycott the event, which was to issue a declaration at odds with US policy on issues ranging from terrorism to Israel. 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...