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Message: <blockquote data-quote="tenXents" data-source="post: 25316367" data-attributes="member: 567998">Ideally yes. But it doesn't happen most of the time.Therefore transparency of a country is what counts the most when evaluating the truthfulness of the said data.It's just that most countries have a better track record than Venezuela when it comes to transparency. This fact seems to be true for all socialist and communist countries.So going by this, we could deduce that North Korea is handling this situation the best. Which is obviously a ridiculous conclusion. I would say we CAN determine the truthfulness and accuracy of data released by various governments based on their track record of being transparent in situations like this. Needless to say, if we were to make a list of countries based on their level of transparency, both North Korea and Venezuela won't fare well.</blockquote>

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