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U.S. Senate Judiciary Committee
For First Time Since 2009, U.S. Senate Talks Closing Guantanamo
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Jared Metzker
Momentum appears to be building in the push to close down the U.S. detention facility at Guantanamo Bay, where 166 inmates, 86 of whom have been cleared for release, remain held without charges.
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