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 Ondem, May 18th, was the International Museum Day, in Portugal coinciding with its reopening to the public. In itself, it is good to reopen this type of equipment, which are places of culture. Culture is a relevant nutrient for human beings. As relevant as the food you eat, which are also elements of culture, such as forms of leisure and forms of sociability and relationship. This is a relevant recognition of your need.As we have been emphasizing, in these international days there is a set of proclamations that seek to align principles. I may be mistaken more often than not, it is clear that there is a disagreement between the proclamations these days and the practices of museums.In basic terms, the issues raised, proclamations correspond to issue issues, launched at museums. They must be approached critically. We rarely see museums problematizing these issues. Few museums that pose questions pose challenges, and many museums tell stories. As a rule, the story is already consolidated and corresponds to visions of the world and to the convictions of the aristocracies and elites of each territory.But if this is an inherited reality with which the different institutions have been consolidated over the different times of these museums, it will be important to think about how their professionals can start thinking about a museology of questions. In short, a critical and autonomous museology!