Guantanamo is a place dark as a kind of nihilism. There, in this penal colony built on the southeastern Cuban peninsula ruled by America, people are incarcerated. Many have been banished there for more than three years, with no sentence, with no legal counsel, with no hope of freedom.

As to how many among them are terrorists, this is unclear. Or rather, this is precisely what the world considers to be the problem—which makes the Guanta