"Obama allows indefinite detention," as the daily. In campaigning for the White House, Bush had promised to close the Guantanamo prison. March 7, yet he signed a decree "that creates a formal system of indefinite detention on detainees continue to pose a threat to national security," the newspaper said.
Forty detainees are concerned, the 171 still housed at the base. New military trials should take place.
Forty detainees are concerned, the 171 still housed at the base. New military trials should take place.
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