Venezuela is a perfect example of how efimeral are the quantity and quality of the material resources if you dont have people educated for understand how the world works and with a criteria for making progress on their own, it's one of the richest countrys in material resources but every day I go out to the streets I see children and entire familys feeding themselves on the trash.

And there are so many factors implicated for making that crisis a reality, like @digitalopus says, it's no only a govermenment issue, but if you see the things like they are, many of the interest implicated on the crisis are of the goverment, because the more poor you are the richest they are.

Here in Venezuela we are so close to the stage in what all the things become a propiety of the goverment, it's really sad.

Seeing things in another perspective, it's incredible how Venezuelan people has survived to this and being not so unconfortable with, or at least not demonstrate it, I really admire all that people that every day goes to work in so many bad conditions and facing the cruel reality that we live, it's a very encouraging thing.

I hope this situation comes to an end.

I write a post some days ago about Venezuela, it's a personal opinion.

https://steemit.com/spanish/@joedukeg/reflexiones-sobre-un-pais-difunto-y-un-hijo-no-nacido

Thanks @luzcypher for posting this, man, I really appreciate that.