Lithuanian President Valdas Adamkus (L) and his wife Alma (2nd R) pose with Spanish King Juan Carlos (R) and Queen Sofia (2nd L) at the presidential palace in Vilnius during welcoming ceremonies on May 6, 2009 at the start of the royal couple's two-day visit to Lithuania. Getty Images logo Getty Images 7 months ago

Lithuanian President Valdas Adamkus (L) and his wife Alma (2nd R) pose with Spanish King Juan Carlos (R) and Queen Sofia (2nd L) at the presidential palace in Vilnius during welcoming ceremonies on May 6, 2009 at the start of the royal couple's two-day visit to Lithuania.

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