WRAP Obama swearing-in watched across region; ADDS Mexico Bush protest

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SHOTLIST Havana, Cuba 1. Wide of Old Havana street 2. Mid exterior La Mina restaurant in Old Havana 3. Mid of Cuban employees of La Mina watching inauguration on CNN 4. SOUNDBITE (Spanish) Niurka Chavez, Waitress at La Mina Restaurant, Havana: "I think that yes, he will be much better than Bush. We think Obama has good ideas. Aside from that, he talks a lot about children, about poverty. We are hopeful." 5. Wide shot interior El Caf� del Beny bar-restaurant with employees watching inauguration on CNN 6. Close-up of TV screen, showing Barack Obama arriving at inauguration, on CNN 7. SOUNDBITE (Spanish) Gerardo Leon, Musician at Caf� del Beny, Havana: "President Barack Obama has expressed himself positively towards the people of the United States, as well as towards the people of Cuba. I see a good future because he's even thinking about lifting the embargo and having a new relationship with our president." 8. Wide of lobby bar at Ambos Mundos Hotel with bartenders and patrons watching inauguration Caracas, Venezuela 9. Wide of hillside houses in poor area 10. Wide street in poor area 11. Interior of house, woman and daughter sit watching inauguration on television 12. SOUNDBITE (Spanish) Lourdes Diaz, Housewife, resident of Caracas: "We hope, like he (Obama) is doing now, that the campaign benefits the whole country, the whole world. It's a strong potential and we hope there is a good union with the countries of Latin America and above all with the Venezuelan president, President Hugo Chavez." 13. Various of Diaz and her family watching inauguration seated at table Lima, Peru 14. Various of shamans performing ceremony or ritual to give Barack Obama good luck 15. Zoom in to Obama's inauguration on television screen while inauguration ceremony takes place 16. Obama on screen, ceremony in foreground 17. SOUNDBITE: (Spanish) Juan Osco, Peruvian shaman: "Today we are performing a ritual called Big Heart of Jatun Sonjo (Quechua) at the inauguration of Barack Obama and we are giving him good omens, good luck. We have prepared this special talisman so there are no assassination attempts because there are people who don't want him to be president." 18. Close-up of talisman made by shamans, bearing photo of Barack and wife Michelle 19. Ceremony, shamans dancing Mexico City, Mexico 20. Wide of Statue of El Angel in central Mexico City 21. Various of US expatriate community watching the inauguration on a big screen at Benjamin Franklin library of the United States Embassy in Mexico City 22. Mid of outgoing US Ambassador to Mexico Anthony Garza applauding after Obama is sworn in 23. Various close ups of people watching the screen Mexico City, Mexico 24. Pan right from wide of man throwing shoes surrounded by crowd in front of the US Embassy to fence with anti-Bush banners 25. Mid of two men using elastic long bands to throw shoes at Bush image 26. Tilt down from shoe hitting Bush image to floor full of shoes 27. Man grabbing shoe and throwing it at Bush image 28. People grabbing shoes from the floor and throwing them 29. Wide of shoes within a yellow triangle painted on floor next to picture of original Iraqi journalist Muntadhar al-Zeidi who threw shoes at the Bush press conference in Baghdad 30. Picture of Iraqi journalist Muntadhar al-Zeidi original shoe thrower 31. Tilt down from US embassy front to banners hanging on fence and people standing in front of Embassy Rio de Janeiro, Brazil 32. Pan of beach of Piscinao de Ramos full of people 33. Beach 34. People watching inauguration on television at the beach's bar 35. Close rear shot of man watching inauguration on television at the beach's bar 36. SOUNDBITE: (Portuguese) Jose Honorato, vox pop: STORYLINE: You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/youtube/dd9b3f6d520642dbbce3211c3ca9368b Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork