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 Spanish judge opens new Guantánamo probe    In this file photo, Spanish judge Baltasar Garzon, center, and Uruguayan senator Rafael Michelini, left, visit the Navy's Mechanic School - the main clandestine torture centre during the Argentine military dictatorship of 1976-1983. ALI BURAFI / AFP Photo Related Content In-depth Guantánamo coverage Spanish justice shies away from cross-border cases Spain: No torture probe of US officials By DANIEL WOOLLS Associated Press MADRID -- Spain's top investigative magistrate opened an investigation into the Bush administration Wednesday over alleged torture of terror suspects at Guantánamo Bay.Judge Baltasar Garzon said documents declassified by the new U.S. government suggest the practice was systematic.Garzon said he was acting under Spain's observance of the principle of universal justice, which allows crimes allegedly committed in other countries to be prosecuted in Spain. Garzon's move is separate from a complaint by human rights lawyers that seeks charges against six specific Bush administration officials they accuse of creating a legal framework to permit torture of suspects at Guantánamo Bay and other U.S. detention facilities.Spanish prosecutors on April 17 said any such probe should be carried out by the U.S. and recommended against it being launched in Spain. Garzon originally had that case, but ultimately it was transferred to another judge.Now, Garzon is opening a probe into ''possible material authors'' of torture, accomplices and those who gave torture orders, although he does not name anyone specifically.In a 10-page writ, he said documents on Bush-era treatment of prisoners, recently declassified by the Obama administration, ``reveal what had been just an intuition: an authorized and systematic plan of torture and mistreatment of person denied freedom without any charge whatsoever and without the rights enjoyed by any detainee.''Garzon cited media accounts…