Your country is literally in hell. It's logical to assume it will improve significantly over time.
Stocks should rise considerably over time.

But they have a long way to go to normalize and stabilize their economy. Right now, it's like a casino.
I wouldn't invest in Venezuela until they normalize their political situation, at least.
If I did, I would target the banks.
They have many pending decisions: economic plan, exchange rate, besides the change of ruling party.

As an example of what I'm saying, I'll give you the case of an Argentine company.

"CELULOSA" (you can search for it on Google). Milei won the presidency in October 2023 and took office in December 2023. One of the first things he did was devalue the official dollar and bring it closer to the free market dollar.
CELULOSA was ruined by that measure. It depends on imported inputs for production and had dollar-denominated debt. Before the change, it had a positive net worth. After the change, it quickly went from a positive net worth to a negative one, operations ceased, and the majority shareholder ended up selling their majority stake for only $1.