Diana, la princesa que marcó un legado contra las minas terrestres
20 Jan 2024 · 1 min

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Orlando Mancini recounts Princess Diana's 1997 visit to Angola, where she walked through minefields to expose the devastation of landmines. Her activism helped drive the 1999 Ottawa Treaty banning them. Diana died months later in a Paris car crash, but her sons William and Harry continue her work against landmines.
Questions this video answers
January 1997.
More than 15 million landmines.
The Ottawa Treaty (Mine Ban Treaty), 1999.
In a car accident in Paris, months after the 1997 Angola visit.










