Timothy Gatto is a well respected member of the Liberal Party of America. Because of his political views, this article is biased, but there is still accurate information and a perspective on what is happening in Latin America. The date stamp is recent, and there is more information on the author with links to an external site.

The author of this article, J. Preston Whitt, is a research associate at the Council on Hemispheric Affairs in Washington, D.C, according to verifiable sources. This article is informative and has lots of useful information about both the past and present of socialism, as well as an extremely current date stamp and verified sources that are cited in a biography with an external link. It is organized and flows nicely, and has links to other reputable sources with similar topics.

This article tells the story of a man who went to Cuba to help religious groups. He is being detained because of insufficient paperwork, and it talks about how this is causing tension between Cuba and the Obama Administration. It also discusses whether he is a threat, and the kind of social and political rules Cuba employs.

Brief history of Fidel Castro and his views on the US. Roots of Anti-Americanism and ideals behind policies are explained. While the source was written in 2004, it is about history, and therefore the passing of time does not make it innacurate, although new facts could have been uncovered. The author is not stated either, which does not seem accurate, but the sponsor site is PBS, a reputable site.

The state of US-Cuba Relations in the past and present. Reasons for disagreements, information about Cuba, and other foreign presences are explained. The website is accurate, organized, and flows logically. Stephanie Hanson, the author, cites sources and her intention is to inform the audience about global issues.