Chavez makes up with Spanish king
Jul. 25 - Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez and Spain's King Juan Carlos shook hands and made up on Friday in their first meeting since the monarch told the president to "shut up" at a summit in November.
But the outspoken Venezuelan leader, dressed in a dark suit and tie, failed to give the monarch a hug, after saying on his weekly television show last Sunday he would like to.
Pavithra George reports.
SOUNDBITE: Hugo Chavez, Venezuelan president, saying, (Spanish):
"Where is the t-shirt I got from the king? He got me a t-shirt -I'm not going to reveal who gave it to him in the first place. But he did give me a t-shirt, after what I told him----Juan Carlos I think you owe me a little money...although he never got royalties revenues that should correspond to both of us... fifty/fifty, right?"
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