Violent Explosions in Colombia Result in Multiple Casualties and Ongoing Attacks

A tragic attack in Cajibío, Colombia, has resulted in at least seven fatalities and 17 serious injuries due to an explosive device targeting vehicles on the Pan-American highway. Authorities attribute the violence to dissident factions of the FARC, led by 'Iván Mordisco'. This incident is part of a disturbing trend, with 26 terrorist actions reported in just two days across several municipalities, prompting urgent calls for enhanced security measures. Colombian President Gustavo Petro has condemned the attackers, labeling them as terrorists and narcotraffickers, and has urged for international action against these criminal groups.

Key Details: • Attack occurred on the Pan-American highway in Cajibío, Cauca. • At least 7 dead and 17 injured, many of whom are indigenous. • 26 terrorist actions reported in the Cauca and Valle del Cauca regions over two days. • Governor Octavio Guzmán and military officials are calling for immediate security responses. • President Gustavo Petro demands global action against the responsible groups.