Cookie Policy
This website uses cookies and similar technologies to provide the service and to allow us to improve it by obtaining statistics on its use, among other purposes.
Browsing this website necessarily involves the use of cookies and similar technologies whenever they are required for its operation. Likewise, for certain purposes, cookies and local storage will be subject to your prior consent. You may accept or reject cookies through the configuration system provided, and you may also configure your browser to prevent their use.
This policy forms part of our Privacy Policy and includes the following sections:
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What are cookies?
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What are cookies used for?
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What do we mean by technologies similar to cookies?
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What are third-party cookies? Who are the recipients of the information?
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How long do cookies or similar technologies remain active?
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Use of browsers with private browsing mode
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How to prevent the use of cookies and how to delete them
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Detailed information on the cookies used by this website
What are cookies?
“Cookies” are small temporary files created on the user’s device (computer, mobile phone, tablet, etc.) when visiting a website. They allow the website to store or retrieve information while the user browses, for example, to save usage preferences, recognize the user on subsequent visits, or obtain information about browsing habits.
When a website creates a cookie on the user’s device, it stores the address/domain of the website that created it, the duration of the cookie (which may range from a few minutes to several years), and the content of the cookie. Users may disable cookies at any time through the configuration system of this website, configure their browser to block cookies from certain websites, and delete cookies previously stored.
What are cookies used for?
The most common purposes include:
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Essential technical cookies: Used to manage navigation within the website or to keep the user logged in. Disabling them may cause some parts of the website to malfunction.
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Personalization cookies: Necessary to remember certain user preferences.
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Analytical cookies: Help us and third parties collect information about the origin of users and their navigation within the website, for statistical analysis aimed at improving structure and content.
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Advertising cookies: Used to manage the advertisements displayed on the website, including content and frequency.
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Behavioral advertising cookies: Collect browsing habits to create an interest profile and display personalized advertisements.
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Social sharing cookies: Necessary to identify users on social networks and allow content sharing.
What do we mean by technologies similar to cookies?
Technologies similar to cookies include any mechanism for storing and retrieving data on the user’s device. Common examples include:
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Browser local storage: Such as sessionStorage, localStorage, and indexed databases.
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Local storage of browser add-ons: Such as Flash Local Shared Objects or Silverlight Isolated Storage.
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Web beacons: Tracking techniques that insert images into web pages or emails so that when the image is loaded, the connection is recorded, indicating the page or email has been viewed.
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Fingerprinting techniques: Combine information from the browser or device to distinguish users across different websites and visits.
What are third-party cookies? Who are the recipients of the information?
Cookies on this website may be classified by ownership as follows:
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First-party cookies: Created and managed by our own websites and domains. The information obtained is managed by us for our own purposes.
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Third-party cookies: Created and managed by external websites that provide features included on our site (e.g., interactive maps, videos, multimedia elements, social media sharing buttons, advertising). These cookies are controlled by the third parties providing the services.
Most third-party features involve access to or collection of information by the provider according to their own purposes and criteria, including the collection of browsing habits to display personalized advertising.
How long do cookies or similar technologies remain active?
Depending on their duration, cookies can be classified as:
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Session cookies: Stored only during the browsing session and deleted when the browser is closed.
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Persistent cookies: Remain on the device and are accessed each time the user visits the website until they expire automatically.
This policy includes information on cookie duration. For further details, please consult our Privacy Policy and the privacy policies of third-party providers.
Use of browsers with private browsing mode
To browse this website with greater privacy and limit long-term cookie storage, we recommend using a browser with a private browsing option. More information can be found in the help pages of common browsers:
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Internet Explorer / Microsoft Edge – InPrivate Browsing
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Safari – Private Browsing
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Opera – Private Browsing
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Firefox – Private Browsing
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Google Chrome – Incognito Mode
How to prevent the use of cookies and how to delete them
You may configure your preferences at any time through the cookie settings system integrated into this website, enabling or disabling cookies by purpose.
Most browsers allow you to disable cookies globally or delete cookies associated with specific websites. Users should consult their browser’s help section. Links to common browsers’ help pages include:
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Internet Explorer: https://support.microsoft.com/help/17442
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Microsoft Edge: https://privacy.microsoft.com
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Firefox: https://support.mozilla.org
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Safari: https://support.apple.com
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Safari (iOS): https://support.apple.com
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Opera: http://www.opera.com/help
To delete browser local storage data, users may clear their browsing history.
For Flash storage, please consult Adobe’s help pages.
Important notice: Blocking cookies may cause certain services or features of the website to function incorrectly.
Detailed information on cookies used by this website
First-party cookies
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Technical/functional cookies: Required for proper website display and operation, enabling navigation, secure access areas, traffic control, session identification, and security features.
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Analytical cookies: Used to analyze user behavior in an aggregated and anonymous manner, including visit counts, origin, date and time, platform, and search terms.
Third-party cookies
Third-party cookies are managed by external providers for functionality, analytics, personalization, and advertising.
Functional cookies:
Allow video playback and social media content sharing.
Examples include:
YouTube, Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, Google, Adobe
Analytics cookies:
Provide statistical information on user behavior to improve website content and services.
Examples include:
Google Analytics, YouTube, Facebook, Hotjar, Adobe Analytics, LinkedIn, TripAdvisor, Yahoo, Adobe Audience Manager, Adara Analytics
Advertising cookies:
Used to manage advertising spaces based on content and display frequency.
Examples include:
Google Ads, YouTube, Facebook, Twitter, Yahoo, Microsoft Advertising, Adara
Last updated: 22/12/2021