Nowadays, to measure the wealth of a country it is no longer taken into consideration only its economy, but it is used what is known as Global Capital of wealth produced.

As well as the private sector is aware of the advances of technology in order to apply them in its activities and in this way reduce costs and improve its productivity, public sector should do the same.

The representative democracy we are used to has been decontextualized.

Statistics is a fundamental tool for the administration of any government, since it provides objective and specific data about different subject matters.

Nowadays, when we refer to public health we still think of hospitals, health centres, major awareness campaigns, etc. But this way of understanding the functioning and the actions of the public health corresponds to a reality that has changed.

The adaptation of the public institutions to the new paradigm 2.0 is a need that cannot be delayed.