Will not hand Guantanamo back to Cuba: US

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Washington U.S. President Barack Obama does not plan to return to Cuba the territory on which the U.S. naval base at Guantanamo is located, although he will achieve his aim of closing the prison set up there, White House spokesman Josh Earnest ...