HAVANA, Cuba, May 23 (acn) The two grandsons of US writer Ernest Hemingway, John and Patrick, said in Havana that they are happy with the new stage of relations between Cuba and their country.
John and Patrick arrived here boarding a yacht along other US citizens to participate at the 65th International Billfishing Tournament named after their grandfather and which will take place May 25 to 30.
John said that the announcement by President Barack Obama to work for the normalization of relations with Cuba gave him happiness and came in as a big surprise.
John and his brother had to apply for special permit from the Department of the Treasury to visit the island due to the travel restrictions imposed by Washington on Cuba.
John Patrick, a writer, and Patrick Edward, a photographer, are the children of Gregory Hemingway and grandchildren of Pauline Pfeiffer, second of four wives of the US writer.
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