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Hemingway papers link Cuba and US
Ernest Hemingway lived in Cuba on and off for more than 30 years
Cuba is sending the US copies of more than 20,000 papers relating to the Nobel Prize winning American writer Ernest Hemingway.
The move is part of a deal on restoring Hemingway's legacy that, correspondents say, has united the usually feuding governments of Havana and Washington.
The papers sent to the US Library of Congress include copies of Hemingway's letters and some of his famous novels.
Hemingway spent much of his time living in Cuba between 1939 and 1960.
Marta Arjona, the head of Cuba's National Heritage Council, said the documents being sent to the US amounted to an "invaluable" gift relating to that period.