Hemingway Legend Lingers at Havana Floridita Bar
In Havana, eighteen years after Fidel Castro’s triumph, Ernest Hemingway remains a legend at the Floridita Bar. Doorman Emmanuel Seale recalls Hemingway’s habit of drinking large daiquiris when not fishing or writing, while the Castro-era bar preserves Esquire’s glowing 20th century portrayal. The Florida is now government-run, attracting upper echelon Cubans, sailors from Soviet and Eastern European ships, and a few Western tourists, with the Hemingway cocktail still popular.
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Americans Turn To Arson Amid Economic Woes Increases Reported
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