Talk:Cuba–United States relations

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I've taken the page up to recent times. Which I consider the 90's 00's etc. This area needs some work. I believe the article should act as a gateway to the numerous individual articles on various points, so very brief mentions of incidents covered elsewhere would suffice. Editors get editing! --Zleitzen 22:47, 11 June 2006 (UTC)

In the absence of anymore work on this article - I'll make a list of the various pages which should be linked and mentioned in the recent relations area;

• Guantanamo Bay Naval Base
• Elián González
• Brothers to the Rescue
• Wet Feet/Dry Feet Policy
• James Cason
• Caleb McCarry
• Michael E. Parmly

[edit] Cuba - United states issues

No mention of the ummm 'forced expulsion' or criminals by Fidel Castro, on boats/rafts aimed at Florida? Don't really know much about this issue, other than the beginning of scarface. So at least, a small mention should be made in here?

For that, see Mariel boatlift. Chris 02:46, 17 February 2007 (UTC)

[edit] Comment about citing Yahoo and other news sites

Please stop citing Yahoo and other news sites. It is junk. It is better to take screen shoots of the news or use other type of self-archiving, since all the referred news are no longer available.

[edit] that one section

it used un-reliable sources and speculation. I challenge the factual accuracy of the section. You can't just use any site as a source, and those Yahoo links are certainly not good sources (besides the fact that they are not accessible). You can't source a section on here-say from the news and un-reliable sources... And it is quite certainly a conspiracy theory. Contralya 20:51, 18 October 2007 (UTC)