> The fact that it's extremely one-sided There's a fucking crisis destroying this country and you're complaining about this article being "extremely one-sided"

> The fact that it's extremely one-sided There's a fucking crisis destroying this country and you're complaining about this article being "extremely one-sided"? Any accurate portrayal about what's going in the country will appear one-sided because the situation is one-sided. You'll be hard-pressed to find anything the government is doing right. That's the extent of their incompetence. > about a country well-known for repeated US meddling Ah yes, Maduro's universal scapegoat. Can you point to what "US meddling" you think caused this crisis? > why did Kellogg's leave the country? it's unclear. Are you fucking serious? It pulled out of the country because the country is in economic free-fall, and the government is notorious for expropriating companies at a whim. How the government was able to ruin Venezuela's oil industry and is too incompetent to even operate existing infrastructure should be a case study for the world. > May it be in part because of US government pressure? not unlikely. Based on what? Using the abandoned factory isn't the problem. It's what led to that situation that's the problem. > international sanctions are the direct cause of most of the problems that make the news daily (lack of medicine, food, etc). Direct cause of most of the problems? What the hell? On what basis do you claim this? Are you even familiar with the factors that led to the current crisis at all?