Edan Mendoza

you can always change your mind

[Edan Mendoza @MendozaEdan]

@wrkclasshistory @iww The US population has a problem with learning more, me included. Let’s change that a bit shall we?

[Gustavo Petro @petrogustavo]

No hay nada que me impida moverme por el mundo ni es cierta una inminente extradición. Este es la acción de la OFAC preguntando a Interpol

Yo sé que jamás he estado vinculado con negocios mafiosos o haya financiado mi campaña con ese tipo de recursos oscuros.

[Edan Mendoza @MendozaEdan]

@FaytuksNetwork Insane the Lebanese working people don’t have a say in this

[Edan Mendoza @MendozaEdan]

@kalmkerfuffle @yechielleiter @RoKhanna nO hAbLo bOt 😵‍💫

[Edan Mendoza @MendozaEdan]

@FaytuksNetwork Who gives af

[Edan Mendoza @MendozaEdan]

@jasmine_nisar @GeneSohoForum That in itself is a failure of the American system.

[Edan Mendoza @MendozaEdan]

@jasmine_nisar @GeneSohoForum and the statistic @GeneSohoForum threw in is not only reductive, it’s irrelevant. People who have to work overtime or go into debt to make ends meet include people who ALREADY make above the min wage…that’s what the “millions of americans” is referring to.

[Ro Khanna @RoKhanna]

The Jerusalem Post has debunked 3 IDF propaganda points being used against us.

1. They confirm that we were not in a restricted zone
2. The IDF soldiers did not disperse the extremist settlers
3. The IDF and settlers acted illegally
https://t.co/agZkUMausn

[Edan Mendoza @MendozaEdan]

@kalmkerfuffle @yechielleiter @RoKhanna No America doesn’t know that.

[Edan Mendoza @MendozaEdan]

@DinduNuffinLaw @grok @Gina57803165 @ABC Is not about not noticing him, is about people staying silence and turning a blind eye. Is that perspective too hard to understand or do you refuse to because you have been complicit as well?

[Iván Cepeda Castro @IvanCepedaCast]

PREGUNTA A JOSÉ MANUEL RESTREPO

¿Cuando ocurrieron los escándalos de Centros Poblados y del socio de Duque, el ‘Ñeñe’, él también hacía “empalmes anticorrupción” o fue ahora, en la época de la pulcritud de la campaña de De la Espriella, que desarrolló el “espíritu anticorrupción”?

[Eleanor Steinhagen @ElleSteinhagen]

Democratic Party establishment people: "Kshama Sawant isn't likeable"

Random working people I talk to while volunteering: "Omg I love @cmkshama. Yes I'll vote for her by August 4th and get at least 3 people to vote for her. Yes I'll donate and come to the rally on July 18th."

[Venezuelanalysis @venanalysis]

We've compiled a guide to Venezuela’s deadly double earthquake, long-term implications, and ways to support grassroots initiatives.

https://t.co/zTNaWXQMQC

[Edan Mendoza @MendozaEdan]

@MorningBrew Translation: never bet against the wealthiest people in America. They’ll do whatever it takes to stay in power.

[Edan Mendoza @MendozaEdan]

@Cardonagar87 @niqueliberte @petrogustavo @luzpastrana @soyjaimeandres @MariaFdaCabal @PalomaValenciaL Lleve esto a la corte, depronto se le ríen en la cara. Esto no comprueba nada.

[Drop Site @DropSiteNews]

🇨🇴 COLOMBIA’s Presidential election remains too close to call, with 99.24% of preliminary votes in. Far-right candidate Abelardo de la Espriella leads left-wing rival Iván Cepeda by just ~260K votes in the unofficial count.

🔹 Under Colombia’s electoral system, the final result is only certified after the escrutinio, a judicial review of tally sheets conducted by election commissions and judges.

🔹Left-wing candidate Iván Cepeda has called for careful verification of the count.

📸 Leftist candidate Iván Cepeda, June 13. (Reuters)

[Drop Site @DropSiteNews]

🇨🇴 67 leading international economists, scholars, and public policy figures have signed an open letter backing Colombia’s economic transformation under President Gustavo Petro, saying the country is demonstrating that “another economic path is possible” by breaking from decades of neoliberal orthodoxy.

The signatories include Thomas Piketty, Yanis Varoufakis, Jayati Ghosh, Ha-Joon Chang, James K. Galbraith, Isabella Weber, Jason Hickel, Ann Pettifor, and former Ecuadorian President Rafael Correa.

Published ahead of Colombia’s June 21 presidential runoff, the letter cites falling poverty, record-low unemployment, a rising share of national income going to workers, advances in land reform, growth in non-extractive exports, and a major expansion of renewable energy.

The vote will decide whether Petro’s project continues under his leftist ally Iván Cepeda or is reversed by far-right outsider Abelardo de la Espriella, who narrowly led the first round and has pledged a sharp turn back toward market orthodoxy.

The authors acknowledge ongoing challenges including debt, inflation, fiscal pressures, and weak private investment, but reject calls for austerity, wage suppression, indiscriminate liberalization, and deeper dependence on extractive industries.

They said Colombia’s experience carries significance beyond its borders for countries seeking development strategies rooted in redistribution, productive transformation, economic democracy, and climate justice.

Letter ⬇️

[Edan Mendoza @MendozaEdan]

https://t.co/Hfj1sibtgH