1. About the use of cookies

This website uses first-party and third-party cookies to provide a better experience and service. By browsing, users accept our use of cookies. Users may prevent cookies from being created or delete them by selecting the corresponding option in their browser. Blocking cookies may make some website services or features unavailable.

 

2. What is a cookie?

A cookie is a small text file sent by websites to the browser and stored on the user’s device, such as a computer, mobile phone or tablet. These files allow the website to remember information about the visit, including language and preferred options, making future visits easier and the site more useful through personalised content. Cookies play an important role in improving the website experience.

 

3. How are cookies used?

By browsing this website, users accept that cookies may be installed on their device, allowing us to obtain the following information:

– Statistical information about website use.

– The preferred website format when accessing from mobile devices.

– Recent searches carried out through website services and personalisation data for those services.

– Social-media connection data for users who sign in through Facebook, Twitter or Instagram.

Types of cookies used

 

4. Types of cookies used

This website uses both temporary session cookies and persistent cookies. Session cookies store data only while the user accesses the website, whereas persistent cookies store data on the device so it can be accessed and used during more than one session. Depending on the purpose for which data obtained through cookies is processed, the website may use:

 

5. Technical cookies

These cookies allow users to browse the website or application and use its different options or services. Examples include controlling traffic and data communication, identifying the session, accessing restricted areas, remembering items in an order, registering for or participating in an event, using security features while browsing and storing content for video or audio playback.

 

6. Personalisation cookies

These cookies allow users to access the service with general features predefined on their device or selected by the user, such as language, browser type, chosen content layout, device geolocation and regional settings.

 

7. Analytics cookies

These cookies enable monitoring and analysis of user behaviour on websites. Information collected through them is used to measure activity on websites, applications or platforms and create browsing profiles, with the aim of improving services based on how users interact with them.

 

8. Third-party cookies

Some pages may install third-party cookies that help manage and improve the services offered, such as Google Analytics statistical services.

 

9. How can cookies be managed in the browser?

Users may allow, block or delete cookies installed on their device through the settings of the browser installed on it:

To adjust cookie permissions in Google Chrome:

– Click the menu in the toolbar at the top right.

– Select Settings.

– In the window that appears, scroll to the bottom and click “Show advanced settings”.

– In the Privacy section, click Content settings.

– Cookie options can be configured in the Cookies section.

To adjust cookie permissions in Mozilla Firefox:

– At the top of the Firefox window, click the Tools menu.

– Select Options.

– Select the Privacy panel.

– Configure the option that best suits your preferences.

To adjust cookie permissions in Internet Explorer 9:

– At the top of the Internet Explorer window, click the Tools menu or the cog icon at the top right.

– Select the Security tab and use Delete browsing history to remove cookies. Tick the Cookies box and then click Delete.

– Select the Security tab again and open Website Privacy Policy. Go to Settings and move the slider fully up to block all cookies or fully down to allow all cookies. Then click OK.

Blocking cookies in your browser may make some website services or features unavailable.

Some browsers allow specific rules to manage cookies on a website-by-website basis, providing more precise privacy control. This means cookies can be disabled for all websites except those you trust.