Multiple explosions rocked southern Colombia, killing at least one and injuring over 36 in Cali. Attacks also targeted police posts in nearby towns, including Jamundi and Cauca. Dissident FARC groups are suspected, though no group has claimed responsibility. The bombings follow a recent assassination attempt on a presidential candidate in Bogota, heightening tensions. The Colombian Army blamed the attacks on a dissident FARC faction. The attacks occurred one day before President Petro's planned visit to Cali.

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