Crossing minefields to get to school in Colombia

AFP English 2015-06-04

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Colombia's landmines have claimed the second-highest number of victims in the world, leaving people careful about every step. But a new agreement between the government and FARC rebels will see the country cleared of anti-personnel explosives.
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