As you rightly said: it is a very complex issue. There are many companies here that have declared bankruptcy and their owners have made new companies that "launder money" for the Venezuelan government. It is unfortunate that much of the money that should be used in better causes is being "hoarded" by a few. I remember, with reading, that before, the employees of the country had very good insurances, which covered almost 100% of all operations and treatments. At this moment we do not. If you want to be treated by good specialists, you have to pay in $. Getting sick in Venezuela is a luxury and in Covid's time it is a death sentence. For some governments education and health are not priorities. Anyway, good thing Smallsteps is well. Hugs and greetings, @tarazkp
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It is difficult and I suspect that in most countries and at all levels, there is a fair bit of "circle" going on, where there are various incentives to keep the game going. Unfortunately, the majority are the ones who will always ultimately suffer, because we are human.