A great compendium of opinions on the closing of Guantanamo from across the political spectrum in Germany.

A presentation of diverging opinions on the subject.

This article presents a range of German editorial comments on Obama's action to close Guantanamo. The reaction is uniformly positive but there are differences in positions on what should be done with current prisoners, particularly those cleared for release. Interestingly, the positions don't reflect ideological (left vs right) alignment.

This is really refreshing to see a European perspective; I really like how this gleans from sources all over Germany (as well as the political spectrum)--including Spigel's competitors such as Die Welt and Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung.

With differing idea's in Germany, can you imagine what the rest of the world thinks. The U.S. has one year to figure out what to do with these prisoners. The Constitution was written in shorter time.