yes First, I agree this is poorly worded. The US utilizes the Bay as a center for influence in the Caribbean, a terrorist detention center, a refugee holding place, and premier naval base. If Cuba can only think of it as a future museum, then it's probably for the best the US make use of the territory. Read less

yes The US government currently occupies Guantanamo Bay so they should have some role in the future, at least ensuring that the future holds something progressive and positive regarding GTMO. Read less

yes poor question. It is already our legal territory. If we loose GTMO we have no other base in that region to stop or watch other military activities. It is a vital base in keeping security for the USA. Read less

no Id rather see us leave and move the military/Navy facilities for ship repair to the states. I have no opinion to give on the terrorists held on the base Read less

yes It is the responsibility to clean up the International mess which has occurred, i.e. COUNTRIES WON'T TAKE BACK THEIR OWN CRIMINALS. It is not the responsibility of the US to police the world and it should not be a dumping ground for offenders from other nations. Read less

yes The question is rather naive. The base was leased in perpetuity to the US as repayment for the role Americans played in helping Cuba into a state of independence from Spain. U.S. lives were lost in that fight and there are even Medal of Honor winners who gave their all fighting on that land. Read less

no DO WE OWN GUANTANAMO BAY? SINCE WHEN DO PEOPLE WHO DON'T OWN SOMETHING HAVE A SAY IN ITS FUTURE? JUST THE ASKING OF THESE QUESTIONS REALLY SHINES A LIGHT ON HOW PSYCHO WE MUST SEEM TO THE OUTSIDE WORLD. Read less

yes First, I agree this is poorly worded. The US utilizes the Bay as a bulwark for influence in the Caribbean, a terrorist detention center, a refugee holding place, and premier naval base. If Cuba can only think of it as a future museum, then it's probably for the best the US make use of the territory. Read less

yes Only in the sense that the U.S. owes it to Cuba, Haiti, and the rest of the world to responsibly and quickly close down both the prison and the naval station there. The U.S. has committed unforgivable human rights violations on the site of Guantanamo and needs to make reparations before pulling out. Read less

yes That's a poor question because Guantanamo Bay is already a legal, legitimate U.S. controlled territory. No one BUT the U.S.A. should have any say, whatsoever. A better question might be what are the valuable reasons for having that base, not who should have a say. Read less

yes YES!! It is the OLDEST US military base overseas with a valid treaty that is still in effect! The US should have the ONLY say in the shaping of the base!! Just b/c Castro doesn't like it doesn't mean we should leave... Read less

yes Although this is a complicated issue, I think the US government should continue to have a voice/say in the future of Guatánamo only because if they US were to completely detach, there will only be more problems and the US is already too invested to back down. Read less

yes First, I agree this is poorly worded. The US utilizes the Bay as a bulwark for influence in the Caribbean, a terrorist detention center, a refugee holding place, and premier naval base. If Cuba can only think of it as a future museum, then it's probably for the best the US make use of the territory. Read less

yes Who would you rather have... Our lost government or some emotionally charged interest group that doesn't have a clue about meeting in the middle? Read less

yes It is necessary for the US to be responsible for maintaining a pivotal post in the Caribbean to maintain international balance and security... and hopefully peace. Read less