Overview
- The explosion on the Panamericana in Cajibío on Saturday killed 14 people and wounded more than 38, including five children.
- Witnesses said armed men halted traffic before a cylinder explosive struck a minibus and detonated.
- People at the scene described being hurled through the air by the blast, and hospitals treated children among the wounded.
- President Gustavo Petro accused FARC dissident factions and named Iván Mordisco as the figure behind the attack.
- Defense leaders increased troop and police deployments and offered rewards after Friday blasts near military sites in Cali and Palmira signaled a wider pre‑election campaign of violence.