We use cookies to facilitate the use of our website. Cookies are small information files that allow us to compare and understand how our users navigate through our website, and in this way to be able to consequently improve the browsing process.
The cookies we use do not store any personal data, nor any type of information that can identify you. If you do not want to receive cookies, please configure your Internet browser to delete them from your computer’s hard drive, block them or notify you if they are installed.
To continue without changing your cookie settings, simply continue on the web page.
You can obtain more information about cookies and their use at www.aboutcookies.org. The types of cookies we use
Strictly necessary cookies:
These cookies are necessary for the correct use of the website, allowing access to sections that have security filters. Without these cookies, many of the available services would not be operational.
Navigation Cookies
These cookies collect information about the use that visitors make of the web, for example, pages viewed, loading errors… It is generic and anonymous information, where personal data is not included, nor is information that identifies visitors collected; the ultimate objective being to improve the functioning of the web.
By visiting our website, you accept the installation of these cookies on your device.
Functional Cookies
These cookies allow you to remember information (such as your username, language or the region you are in) and more personal characteristics. For example, the possibility of offering personalized content based on the information and criteria that you have voluntarily provided. These cookies can also be used to remember changes made to text size, fonts and other customizable parts of the web page. They are also used to offer some requested services, such as watching a video or commenting on a blog. The information collected by these cookies may be anonymous and your activity on other web pages cannot be followed.
By visiting our website, you accept the installation of these cookies on your device.
Google Analytics only uses First-party cookies, which are associated with the domain that generates them From Google Analytics we can distinguish different types of cookies in Google Analytics:
- Utma: this cookie generates a unique user ID, which is used to count how many times a user visits the site. It also records when it was the first and last time you visited the web. It is a persistent cookie that can take more than two years to expire.
- utmb and utmc: These cookies are used to calculate when a session has ended. The utmb registers the arrival time on the page while the utm checks if the session should be kept open or a new session should be created.
- Utmz: this cookie is the one that is in charge of registering the origin of the user, as well as the keywords. It has an expiration of six months, although it is renewed each time the website is visited, as long as it is not a direct visit.
- Utmv: The fifth cookie, which is optional, is only used when custom variables are used, for example, to segment demographic data such as gender or age of the visitor obtained from registration data. It is a persistent cookie, just like utma.
How to manage cookies on computers
If you want to allow the use of cookies on our website, please follow the instructions below.
Google Chrome
When opening the browser, click tools at the top and select the options tab.
Within options, click privacy.
Check allow cookie management.
Microsoft Internet Explorer 6.0, 7.0, 8.0, 9.0
When opening the browser, click tools at the top and select the options tab.
Check the Privacy tab making sure it is set to a medium or lower security level.
If the Internet configuration is not medium, cookies will be blocked.
Mozilla Firefox
When opening the browser, click tools at the top and select the options tab.
Select the Privacy icon
Click on cookies, and mark: allow the installation of cookies.
Safari
When opening the browser, click tools at the top and select the options tab.
Click on the Security tab and check if the option Block the access of third-party cookies is checked or not.
Click on save.
The installation of cookies on Mac
If you have a Mac and want to allow access to our cookies on your computer, please follow the instructions below:
Microsoft Internet Explorer 5.0 on OS X
- Enter Explorer and select Preferences in the navigation bar.
- Scroll down until you see Cookies just below files
- Mark Do not return to
Safari on OSX
- Go into Safari and select Preferences in the navigation bar. 2.Click on the Security tab and check the option to accept cookies
- Select the option: Only from the current site I’m browsing
- Mozilla and Netscape on OSX
- Enter Mozilla or Netscape and at the top of your browser, check the Preferences option
- Scroll down until you see Cookies just below Privacy and
- Check the option Allow access to cookies only from the current Opera site
- Enter Opera and select Menu and Settings in the navigation bar.
- Select Preferences and click on the tab
- Check the OK option
