Defenders of Venezuela's socialist government say price controls imposed by the late President Hugo Chávez help poor people lead more dignified lives, and the United Nations has recognised Venezuela's success in eradicating hunger but price controls also lead to people buying everything up and exporting it to countries without price controls, thus causing shortages. Rationing doesn't look good, but it is intended to help maintain the price controls that help the poor. It could be useful in a society that is being exploited by the worst parts of capitalism. ID card system to stop speculation from the distributors and the middle men that always, in one way or another, is robbing the consumers, it is a good idea in a country that have a lot of problems with the corruption of a few entrepreneurs. It is more shameful that in develop countries as the UK and USA; they have to use food banks and food stamps to sop starvation among the poor people.
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