Colombia's civil conflict has turned large swaths of the country into minefields. Now, there's an effort to try to clean up the mess, and current and former guerrillas could play a leading role.
By Jim Wyss, McClatchy
MARCH 31, 2015
SONSON, COLOMBIA — As a child soldier for Colombia's largest guerrilla group, Jairo watched his fellow fighters seed trails and pastures with anti-personnel mines designed to kill and maim.
Read the full report on the Christian Science Monitor.