Well, as a Venezuelan, I say that certainly the Canaima project was a good project that was contaminated by political positions and ended up being a crude copy of existing packages and applications to which the logo and names were changed and authorship was given to themselves, when the real work was done by the mother distro. So I do not support it not because I am not happy about the government initiative that was good, but because of the slop it presents to the end user and convinces him in the end that he would rather have a Windows PC than Linux. Once someone tried canaima, I found that they had thought that linux is that ugly and archaic. Because let's face it, Canaima is quite outdated and unsupported software, even a knowledgeable user ends up fed up and installing any other Linux distro, at least that's what I did. By the way a group of programmers did find some scripts or something running in the background to spy on people in their early days. So, I wouldn't be surprised if they were there, after all, they give it to people with zero linux knowledge.