National Progressive Media: Who's Left?
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Four Men Leave Guantanamo; Two Face Ill-Defined Trials in Italy Rights and Liberties: Last week, the Obama administration announced that it had transferred four prisoners from Gitmo: one to France, one to Hungary, and two to Italy. By Andy Worthington, AlterNet. December 7, 2009. |
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