Cookie Policy

The specific ways in which we use these technologies are described in this cookie policy.

There are different types of cookies depending on who owns them, their purpose, and how long they remain on the user’s device. These are summarized below:

Depending on who owns them, the types of cookies include:

1. First-party cookies: These are cookies sent to the user’s device or browser by the website owner itself.

2. Third-party cookies: These are cookies sent to the user’s device by third parties and managed by those third parties.

In the table provided in the following section, third-party cookies are those whose provider is not the website owner but rather the entities listed in the table itself.

Depending on their purpose, the types of cookies include:

1. Technical cookies: These are cookies that allow users to navigate the website properly and access all of its sections. They ensure, for example, the security of the website, among other things.

These cookies do not require the user’s consent to be installed, because we do not use them for advertising purposes but rather to ensure that the website functions properly.

2. Preference or personalization cookies: These cookies allow the website to remember user preferences, such as the language, based on the region from which the service is accessed. Or the number of results to display when the user performs a search. These cookies also do not require the user’s consent if the user selects these features themselves (for example, by selecting a website’s language by clicking on the flag icon of the corresponding country), as this is considered a service expressly requested by the user, provided that the cookies serve exclusively the selected purpose.

3. Analytics or measurement cookies: These cookies allow us to analyze user behavior on the website, helping us understand which content users find most interesting and making it easier for them to find what they’re looking for. They also analyze visitor retention rates—that is, whether visitors return to the website—so that we can improve the most frequently visited sections.

Although these cookies are unlikely to pose a risk to user privacy—since they are typically used on aggregated data (which does not identify the user) and for statistical purposes—current regulations do require that user consent be obtained before they can be installed on the user’s device and/or browser.

4. Behavioral advertising cookies: These cookies store user information by tracking their browsing habits. This allows the website owner and third parties to display advertisements tailored to the user’s interests.

The installation of these cookies on the user’s device or browser requires the user’s consent.

And among the types of cookies, based on their duration—or the length of time they remain on the user’s device or browser—there are:

1. Session cookies: These are cookies that are deleted from the user’s browser or device when the session ends or the user closes the website.

2. Persistent cookies: These are cookies that do not disappear when you log out, and their duration can range from minutes to several years, depending on how they are configured.