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Since 2013 when the present Venezuelan government first came into power, an estimated 9,000,000 Venezuelan citizens (about 25% of the population) have left the country, and, not seeing any future in Venezuela in the short or medium term, thousands more continue to leave every day; and they do so even if the Venezuelan government proclaims otherwise. 

Do not trust anything the Venezuelan government or their associates say as it is generally manipulated and contorted to suit their own political and personal agendas at the exclusion of true Venezuelan reality, and particularly at the exclusion of the wellbeing of at least 90% of the Venezuelan population; the defenseless victims of one of the most corrupt and criminal governments that has ever existed in all of human history.

The fact is that a large part of the Venezuelan population (and estimated 22,000,000), particularly those who are unwilling to become involved in the gigantic Venezuelan government and state corruption machine to survive, lack the money and resources to leave the country in search of a decent life abroad and are therefore unfortunately stuck there in their own country trying to survive on slave wages and pensions. 

These are the people we are helping. 

Oscar Heck

To put the Venezuelan situation into perspective, since 2013, Venezuela has been increasingly plagued by (amongst other things): 

1) mass government and state corruption, 

2) mass government and state enslavement (salaries and pensions way below any sort of decent living conditions and decreasing in purchasing power every passing day as government-induced inflation rips apart the country), 

3) mass government and state repression and extrajudicial kidnappings, torture, and murder,

4) mass chronic malnutrition in at least 90% of the population, 

5) massive and continuos power, internet, and telecommunications failures which have not only destroyed thousands of businesses, but also the lives of entire families and communities,

6) constant water, fuel, and cooking gas shortages, 

7) and the almost total destruction of the  nation's entire public healthcare and educational systems, its electoral and judicial systems, and most of  the country's infrastructure.

Even though the United States Government is now supervising Venezuela's transition into what may eventually become a decent place to live, the destruction of the country after 13 years of massive government and state mismanagement and rampant corruption, has been so severe that some people (including myself) estimate it will take at least 2 to 3 generations before Venezuela becomes once again a decent place to live, at least for the majority honest and hard-wroking people; for those who refuse to participate in corruption to survive (as are all the people we help). Like most people on this planet, all they want is to be able to make a decent honest living in their own country. 

But they can't.

So, we are doing our best to try to help them survive as best they can while the country continues to crumble into the abyss with little to no hope in the short and mid term.

Oscar Heck