Ten years ago today, the first group of 20 detainees landed at Guantanamo Bay Naval Base in Cuba.
Harvard professor Jonathan Hansen’s book details America’s centuries-long fascination with Cuba.
A lawsuit involving is revealing details about how the CIA’s rendition program was carried out.
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Anchor Lisa Mullins talks with Wired.com reporter Spencer Ackerman about reports that owning a Casio F-91 W watch was deemed by analysts at the Guantánamo Bay prison to be a sign that the wearer had been trained in bomb-making by Al-Qaeda. Download MP3
Guantánamo Bay files: Casio wristwatch ‘the sign of al-Qaida’
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President Obama’s self-imposed deadline for closing the controversial detention operation at Guantanamo Bay in Cuba is this Friday. He’s already acknowledged he won’t meet that deadline. The World’s Katy Clark toured the facility earlier this month to find out how people there are preparing for its closure, whenever that might be. Download MP3
Anchor Marco Werman speaks with Stewart Beck, United Nations representative to the Pacific Island nation of Palau, about the 17 Chinese Uighurs now detained Guantanamo Bay who will soon be making Palau their home. Listen