That's the rub; when you've constructed an enemy that is globally all-encompassing and comic book super scientist-levels of hyper-competent, the endpoint is being crushed emotionally/psychologically by this omnipresent Thing that can't ever be escaped or beaten.
Like, your vision of what the US and the CIA are capable of would essentially be impossible to defeat. Every example of evidence to the contrary of what you believe is dismissed as some variation of "the CIA did it," which effectively acts like they have the power to control literally everything and anyone at any time. You describe them like they are capable of doing whatever they want to do, to the point that they flawlessly control the entire global media narrative and economic relationship towards Venezuela (I mean, if they're THAT powerful, why don't they just take the country over?).
And don't get it twisted; this isn't explaining away the awful horsefeathers the the US has done and continues to do. But, at the same time, the answer also isn't explaining away the cartoonishly corrupt actions of an obvious dictator, and especially not flat out saying that the people suffering under him just need to suck it up until a governing alternative that YOU find palatable comes along.
This has already gotten bad enough to the point that you're carrying water for truly awful people and completely willing to ignore the people suffering because of them. That doesn't help anyone, and in the end it'll just drag you down, too, because the reality you've constructed for yourself will be too awful to deal with.