argues in favor of retaining the current governmental management of postal services rather than turning it over to private entrepreneurs, which he claims would lead to a deterioration of service and financial loss for the state. He critiques the current proposals for privatization, citing historical examples where similar systems resulted in significant losses and inefficiencies. Perez stresses the importance of a well-regulated, responsible approach to managing these essential services to ensure that they meet the needs of the public and contribute positively to the national treasury. Throughout his argument, he points to the benefits of accountability and stability in public administration, ultimately advocating for a well-organized governmental oversight rather than privatization. (This is an automatically generated summary.)