A combination photo shows Venezuelan President Hugo Chávez addressing the closing session of the XVII Ibero-American Summit (right photo) and Spain's Prime Minister José Luiz Rodriguez Zapatero (left) and King Juan Carlos protesting over Chávez's speech in Santiago on Saturday. King Juan Carlos told Chávez on Saturday to "shut up" during closing speeches by leaders from the Latin world that brought the Ibero-American summit to an acrimonious end. - Reuters

Zapatero was in the middle of a speech at the summit of mostly leftist leaders from Latin America, Portugal, Spain and Andorra, and was criticizing Chávez for calling former Spanish Prime Minister José Maria Aznar a fascist. Chávez, a leading leftist foe of Washington, also attacked Spanish businessman Gerardo Diaz Ferran earlier in the week after he questioned the safety of foreign investments in Venezuela.