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A cookie is a file or device that is downloaded to the terminal equipment of a user in order to store data that can be updated and retrieved by the entity responsible for its installation. That is to say, it is a file that is downloaded to your computer to access certain web pages. Cookies allow a website to store and retrieve information about browsing habits of a user or their equipment and, depending on the information they contain and the way you use your computer, can be used to recognize the user.
This website is using cookies that allow the user to facilitate the use and navigation through it, ensuring access to certain services, as well as improve the functional configuration of the web.
Own cookies: sent to the user’s terminal equipment from a computer or domain managed by the own editor and from which the requested service is provided to the user.
Third party Cookies: are sent to the user’s terminal equipment from a computer or domain that is not managed by the publisher, but by another entity that processes data obtained from cookies.
Session Cookies: designed to collect and store data while the user accesses the web.
Persistent Cookies: designed to collect and store data for a certain period of time.
Technical Cookies: used to allow the user to navigate through the website, platform or application.
Cookies analysis: These cookies are used to carry out an analysis of the behaviour and actions of users of the website or platform as well as the profiling of navigation in order to make technical improvements of operation and service.
| Type | Expiration | Purpose | Own / Third |
| Technique | Session | Session information to enable the functionality of the website or platform. | Own |
| Analytics | Persistent | To determine new sessions / visits. | Third Party Cookies
(Google analytics) |
| Analytics | Persistent | To determine how the user came to your site. | Third Party Cookies
(Google analytics) |
| Analytics | Persistent | To distinguish users and sessions. | Third Party Cookies
(Google analytics) |
| Technique | Session | Complements the operation of _utmb. | Third Party Cookies
(Google analytics) |
| Technique | Persistent | It contains data on viewing preferences. | Third Party Cookies (Youtube) |
| Analytics | Session | It contains a unique identifier to allow control of visits to YouTube videos. | Third Party Cookies (Youtube) |
| Analytics | Persistent | It contains a unique identifier to allow control of visits to YouTube videos. | Third Party Cookies (Youtube) |
| Technique | Persistent | It contains the language preference of the user. | Own |
In this section we provide a brief summary of how to query and perform system configuration of cookies in relation to common browsers used by users.
In this sense, almost all browsers allow users to obtain general information about cookies installed on a web page, specifically verify the existence of the same, its duration or disposal system. In this regard, for information, a series of related links are provided:
Moreover, the user can allow, block or delete cookies installed on your computer by changing your browser settings in accordance with the instructions on it. For information usually indicates that the setting for cookies is usually carried out in the “Preferences” menu or “Tools” of each browser, in any case, you can always go to your browser help solve or resolve doubts to be generated thereon.
Account should be taken that, if the installation of all cookies is prevented, the content of the website and certain features and services provided by the same may be affected.
