I´m sad for Venezuela.

It's communism.

I agree with you, but as @kobesbuddy says, in Venezuela we live under a communist regime, in reality a dictatorial regime in which you can not express yourself freely on some issues, for example, you can not talk on television about the epidemic of HIV that affects an indigenous population in eastern Venezuela, where 10% of this population has HIV and more than 20% of tuberculosis or give figures of the increase of more than 1000 times in cases of malaria (disease practically controlled in the 80's

Hi, I agree we need good politicians in the new government

@NJChicca The same exact CORRUPTION that's in the U.S. government!

Socialism is not the problem. Socialism can mean a very good government.

@marguicha I agree. Just look at the Nordic countries.

@herre01 I hope that ends soon.

@herre01 This is very sad. I know because one of my aunts lived many years in Caracas. I hope you can get out of this bad situation soon. Good luck.

Yes, @LadyDuck the Venezuelan government is the worst thing that has been in our country, they have all stolen all the riches that came from oil.

@herre01 I have been listening to the news and it is worrisome

Hello, yesterday was the concert and it was great, today it is expected that all (or at least a part) of the humanitarian aid arrives in Venezuela, however, on the border of Venezuela with Colombia, one of the places where aid is concentrated humanitarian, the Venezuelan army, following the orders of Maduro, blocks the entry ways and at this moment there are fights between the army and the police against the civilians that help in the entry of humanitarian aid.

@ Marguicha right now on the border with Colombia are fighting Venezuelan civilians with Venezuelan military, which according to information from journalists in the area are "collective" and prisoners wearing the uniform of the Venezuelan armed forces. They set fire to two large trucks loaded with varying tons of humanitarian aid. The Venezuelan civilians tried to avoid it but they shot pellets and tear gas bombs. the situation is very tense and on the border with Brazil the Venezuelan "army" has killed 4 people, according to the information of the journalists in that area.

I wholly agree.

@herre01 They stole Venezuela´s riches. I know that if a good government is placed instead of Maduro, Venezuela will soon recover.

Hello that is not the problem now in venezuela, may be in the past it was,however after the “revolution” began on Venezuela the new politicians (many of which came from poor or middle class) start to stole the money produce by the petroleum, by now the minimal salary in Venezuela is 6$/month however the new politicians from Venezuela have (based on onternational estimations) have around 350 billions dolars in banks of all around the world

it is. And I´m terrified that Trump decides to get in the middle of it all.

@marguicha Trump has his nose in every country's business! While his own country is in a major mess:(

@marguicha I hope not. He's a total mess.

I agree with you, you know that Chavez who started with this study for free all his life, his father also studied for free, Chavez graduated from military for free but when he came to power he said that there were no opportunities for the poor to study, the same script has been used by mature, but he reduced the budget of public universities, there are no medicines in hospitals, and now we do not have access to education or health, but they, those of the current government, have stolen more than 350 billion dollars in banks of various countries of the world, always criticize the “American empire” but all have many properties there as well as their entire family.

@herre01 Same as Pinochet here. They stole all they could.