Is it possible that bitcoin community along with core developers introduce new bitcoins into the system for the good cause? I want to create a imaginary scenario here to clarify my question.

Let's say, a bitcoin community is thriving at Cuba. Somehow few thousand Cubians manage to relocate at the remote location at Cuba and name the place Cubian bitcoin community city. The only mode of payment is bitcoin, so basically it's a bitcoin community city at Cuba that manage itself without help from Country Government.

Mr Smith from America sees tremendous opportunity to invest on Cubian bitcoin community city and also want to help since government doesn't care much. Mr Smith invested 1000 BTC to build Hospital on Cuban bitcoin community city. 

After few months local Country Government raided the Cuban bitcoin community city and destroyed the hospital. Mr Smith loss all his investment. 

So my question is in order to encourage investment on high risk countries like Cuba, can bitcoin community along with core developers upon collaboration and investigation generate new bitcoins and give it back to Mr Smith to recover his loss?
The reward schedule and therefore the amount of bitcoins in circulation are central rules of the Bitcoin system. Changing the rules to create additional bitcoins would be incompatible with the protocol and in contradiction to the social contract the Bitcoin community formed around. Breaching this social contract that is central to Bitcoin would destroy confidence in Bitcoin's value.

So, while it would be technically possible that more bitcoins are created, I am sure that the idea to change the protocol to bail out business ventures would not gain the overwhelming support necessary to implement it. It seems more likely that investors would use contracts or insurances that work on top of Bitcoin to hedge against the risk.