Yes, I agree with what you saying here...sometimes humanitarian aid is not enough. This whole situation is depressing a populace, a country that has some important to add to the sum of man. When oppression and hunger and violence, bleeds the best to leave and seek another, the solutions leave with the hungry.
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I agree in the sense that Chevaz's highest point of popularity was around fifty seven percent, the majority of his elections fell below that. That means that the country is pretty much split along fifty/fifty lines. He was all good and popular at first then he made moves to government control over private property and that was enough to push an angry revolt against him that has just continued to grow passed his death.
Agree that a free society is one where societies progress, creativity lies and entrepreneur live but globalism and the quest for cheap labor has made that problematic when sheer greed contaminates the process.