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Obama slowed down moving detainees from Gitmo

Published: 28 September, 2009, 23:21

Cuba, Guantanamo (AFP Photo / Pool / Brennan Linsley)

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Christopher Anders from the American Civil Liberties Union notes that during the final year of the Bush administration, detainees were moved more quickly from Guantanamo Bay than in the previous 8 months.

It seems President Barack Obama will fail to move all detainees from the controversial Guantanamo Bay prison facility by the end of January.

Pentagon chief Robert Gates says closing Guantanamo Bay is proving more complicated than anticipated.

Christopher Anders from the American Civil Liberties Union sees government indecision as the main reason behind the delay.

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