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Tag: guantanamo bay

Posted inLatin America

Guantanamo: In the face of humiliation, prisoners demand justice

by inaki July 26, 2013July 26, 2013

Behind a 3-meter high electric fence and under the permanent surveillance of 435 U.S. Marines,166 political prisoners are locked in Guantanamo Bay detention camp in Cuba. Currently, 104 inmates have been on hunger strike for over 150 days; 44 of them being fed against their will. In late May, U.S. authorities made the decision to […]

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