1) Zapatero, current Prime Minister of Spain (left).
2) Aznar, former Spaniard Prime Minister (not in the picture).
3) Juan Carlos, Spain's King (right- with a yellow tie).
4) Chavez, President of Venezuela (picture - down).
Video clip at YouTube:
Forget about the quarrel, ditch the nuisance of recognising who they were, delete the discomfortness of the King's rudeness against Venezuelan President, Chavez by demanding him to shut up and the bilateral history sentiments of these two countries. The only conversation that attracted me the most, were the few sentences mentioned by PM Zapatero almost at the end of this video clip. He rebuked to Chavez:
"....One can be diametrically opposed to another's ideology.........I think there is an essence and a principal in a dialogue. In order to respect and to be respected, we must avoid resorting to insult. One can radically disagree with another's idea.......one can strongly disagree with everything while respecting people at the same time. This is the ground if later one want to be respected.........now and in the future, even if, we deeply disagree about the ideas we hold."
A big argument happens in a meeting but after meeting, those involved, still solve, discuss, make jokes, have lunch together! Got it? How to acquire such a clear cut thought? You will need a strong mental power, agree? Or maybe this is just common sense as you don't need such mental power to achieve this?
*blur**blur* :p!
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