Cookie Policy
This policy explains what cookies are, which categories this website may use and how to accept, reject or change your choices at any time.
Strictly necessary cookies may be used to operate the website. Preference, measurement, marketing or external-content technologies should only be activated where a valid lawful basis exists and normally after consent.
Who operates this website
The controller of this website and processing associated with its cookies is:
Cookies and similar technologies
Cookies are small files that a website stores or reads on a user’s device. They can support essential functions, remember choices, produce measurements or assist advertising activities.
This policy also covers technologies with similar purposes, including local storage, pixels, tags, identifiers and embedded third-party resources. “Cookies” is used as a collective term for readability.
Types of cookies that may be used
By the organisation that manages them
- First-party cookies: sent or managed from a domain or service controlled by the website publisher.
- Third-party cookies: managed by another provider, for example when analytics, video, maps or advertising tools are embedded.
By duration
- Session cookies: normally deleted when the browser closes.
- Persistent cookies: retained for the period shown for each cookie or until manually removed.
The specific duration and provider for each technology should be checked in the website’s current preference controls.
What cookies may be used for
Support security, operation, load balancing, forms, consent management and other requested functions. They are not used for advertising.
Remember choices such as language, presentation or settings to provide a consistent experience.
Help us understand aggregate website use and improve pages, content and performance.
May measure campaigns, limit repetition or create advertising audiences and profiles where consent has been given.
Enable video, maps, social media or other third-party resources that may set their own technologies.
Consent and exempt cookies
Consent is the lawful basis for non-essential cookies. It must be given through an affirmative action after clear information has been provided. Continued browsing or inactivity does not constitute consent.
Cookies that are strictly necessary to transmit a communication, provide a requested function, retain your choices or secure the service may be used without consent where legally exempt. They will not be used for incompatible additional purposes.
How to manage your preferences
When you access the website, the consent controls should let you accept, reject or configure non-essential cookies through visible, understandable options. Rejecting should not be more difficult than accepting.
You may withdraw or change consent at any time. Withdrawal does not affect processing lawfully carried out beforehand.
If this button does not open the panel, use the “Manage consent” control that remains available at the bottom of the website.
Check cookies, providers and duration
The effective list may change when services are added, removed or updated. To prevent a static table becoming obsolete, the current inventory is displayed in the website’s preference controls, where available categories, purposes, providers and durations should be shown.
Non-essential cookies in a rejected category should not load. We recommend reviewing the controls after any change to analytics, advertising, video, maps, forms or security tools.
External services and international transfers
Some functions may rely on analytics, advertising, video, maps, social media, security or form providers. Where their technologies are authorised, these providers may process information under their own policies and assume their corresponding responsibilities.
Where a provider processes data outside the European Economic Area, an appropriate transfer mechanism will be checked, such as an adequacy decision, standard contractual clauses or another recognised safeguard. You may request further information through our contact email address.
Delete or block cookies in your browser
Browsers allow you to review, block or delete cookies. The route varies by version and device, so use the official help for your browser:
Blocking all cookies may affect essential functions or saved preferences.
When a cookie processes personal data
Where information obtained through cookies identifies or can be linked to a person, data protection law applies. Our Privacy Policy explains the controller, lawful bases, recipients, retention and rights.
You may request access, rectification, erasure, restriction, portability or object where applicable, and you may complain to the Spanish Data Protection Agency.
Changes to this policy
We will update this policy when our technologies, providers or legal obligations change. The current version is published at this URL with its last-updated date. Where a change affects the consent already given, fresh consent will be requested when required.
You can change your choices at any time.
Use the consent controls to review or withdraw permissions, or contact us if you need help.