Video: Colombia blames dissident FARC rebel for deadly bus bomb
A bus bomb explosion on Colombia's Pan-American Highway to Venezuela has resulted in at least 14 fatalities. Colombian authorities have attributed the attack to dissident FARC rebels.

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AI-generatedA bus bomb explosion on Colombia's Pan-American Highway to Venezuela has resulted in at least 14 fatalities. Colombian authorities have attributed the attack to dissident FARC rebels. The incident occurred on the vital highway connecting Colombia and Venezuela, a route frequently used for transportation and trade. While the specific motive for the bombing has not been fully detailed, the attribution to dissident FARC elements suggests a potential link to ongoing conflict or criminal activities involving these groups. The explosion has caused significant loss of life and disruption to travel along this major transportation artery.
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4 extractedThis is not the first time a bus has been targeted in an attack by dissident FARC rebels.
The blast occurred near a military checkpoint in the town of San Carlos.
A bomb-laden bus has exploded, killing at least 14 people on Colombia’s Pan-American Highway to Venezuela.
The authorities believe that dissident FARC rebel Francisco Javier Vargas was responsible for the attack.