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well there are ways to help but are somehow complicated and they dont really affect directly to the normal citizen, like for example you could send medicines or
by firekvz 10y ago
well there are ways to help but are somehow complicated and they dont really affect directly to the normal citizen, like for example you could send medicines or food to someone or even money but it does not help at all, the problem persist. Your best bet is to donate to some NGO like https://transparencia.org.ve/ https://transparencia.org.ve/ that tries to implement a better transparency system in our country.
Venezuela problem is not socialism or w.e method, we actually had everything. Our all time problem was corruption and we had it during our whole story, is not something that came with chavez or with socialism, we had this very same problems 30,40,50,60 years ago.
- JohnyBolivar 10y agoTrue we had corruption history from many years ago, but to put it in context and more in financial impact rather than "by the law", its very different what "thousands or millions of dollars corruption" (before chavez) will do to the economy than "billions of dollars corruption" (during chavez and Maduro)... This has been The All-Star, MVP, Nro.1 Corrupt Gov of all time. They literally took it all and they still are taking it all... No mercy for this Masters of Misery!
- rafaelm 10y agoYep, there has never been corruption of this magnitude in they history of this country. And it's such sad excuse when the few people left that still support the govt say that this has always been a corrupt country... Wasn't the Bolivarian Revolution supposed to eradicate everything that was wrong with the previous governments? They've only made every single problem worse.
- gaius 10y agoWell Bolivar himself believed in the concept of a president-for-life so the seeds were sowed early on.
- JohnyBolivar 10y agoTrue we had corruption history from many years ago, but to put it in context and more in financial impact rather than "by the law", its very different what "thousands or millions of dollars corruption" (before chavez) will do to the economy than "billions of dollars corruption" (during chavez and Maduro)... This has been The All-Star, MVP, Nro.1 Corrupt Gov of all time. They literally took it all and they still are taking it all... No mercy for this Masters of Misery!
- gpvos 10y agoPlease expand the abbreviation "w.e method" for me.
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- dgudkov 10y agow.e = whatever
- rafaelm 10y agoUnfortunately, this government is so criminal that they go as far as denying medicine and food donations so that they don't have to admit that we have a crisis. 50% of the medicines donated by Caritas, coming from Chile have now expired in the venezuelan ports because the government does not want to authorize them. [1] This is a government that would rather let their people starve and die in the hospitals before admitting they have created this humanitarian crisis. I only hope we can see justice in this country some day. [1]http://www.el-nacional.com/sociedad/Advierten-medicamentos-venciendose-aduana-Guaira_0_951505155.html http://www.el-nacional.com/sociedad/Advierten-medicamentos-v...
- toomuchtodo 10y agoAssume I have access to a largish sailing vessel and can clear customs in Columbia near Riohacha. What are the most essential needs in Venezuela at the moment, and what would be the most efficient way to connect with those in need? Can Venezuelans in need of medical supplies cross into Columbia?
- KODeKarnage 10y ago> Venezuela problem is not socialism [...] Our all time problem was corruption ... The first makes the second a lot worse. Your problem is socialism. All of what is happening in and to Venezuela was predicted by people who simply observed the 20th century.