(16 May 2008) SHOTLIST
1. Vehicle of Peruvian President Alan Garcia arriving
2. Garcia getting out of car
3. Javier Solana, European Union foreign policy chief arriving and shaking hands with Garcia
4. Various of European Commission President Jose Manuel Barroso arriving and shaking hands with Garcia
5. Various of German Chancellor Angela Merkel arriving and shaking hands with Garcia
6. Various of Spanish Prime Minister Jose Luis Rodriguez Zapatero arriving and shaking hands with Garcia
7. Various of Bolivian President Evo Morales arriving and shaking hands with Garcia
8. Various of Argentine President Cristina Fernandez arriving and shaking hands with Garcia
9. Various of Ecuadorean President Rafael Correa being greeted by Garcia
10. Brazilian President Luis Inacio Lula da Silva being greeted by Garcia
11. Various of Paraguayan President Nicanor Duarte Frutos and President-elect Fernando Lugo (glasses and beard) arriving together, greeting Garcia
12. Various of Chilean President Michelle Bachelet arriving and greeting Garcia
13. Colombian President Alvaro Uribe arriving and greeting Garcia
14. Mexican President Felipe Calderon arriving and greeting Garcia
15. Various of Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez arriving and greeting Garcia
16. Wide of Summit building
17. Mid of Summit building
18. Various of security
19. Sign for world leaders, reading (Spanish): "Welcome"
STORYLINE
Leaders and top officials from the European Union (EU) and Latin American-Caribbean countries began their fifth annual summit on Friday, which is expected to focus on reducing poverty and slowing global warming.
At least 43 leaders from the European Union, Latin America and Caribbean will discuss poverty and climate change at the fifth summit in 10 years.
Security was tight in Lima on Friday, where about 50-thousand police were expected to be on hand.
Peruvian President Alan Garcia welcomed various guests at the entrance of the summit building.
Meanwhile, around 200 non-governmental organisations on Tuesday started an alternative summit, dubbed the "Summit of the People" in Lima.
Social, labour and indigenous groups from both continents have convoked the alternative summit to oppose trade deals, as well as privatisation and pollution, according to organisers.
Some Latin American foreign ministers attending the official summit, are also expected to speak at the alternative summit.
During the official summit the commission is expected to announce the creation of a program called EuroClima, with initial financing of 7.7 (m) million US dollars, to fund projects in Latin America to stem climate change.
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