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Cookies Advice

Cookies Advice

Access to the website may imply the use of cookies, which are small amounts of information that are stored on the browser used by each user, allowing for the server to remember certain information that may later be used. This information identifies the user as a specific user and it saves their personal preferences and technical information such as the specific pages they visit.

Two types of cookies can be used:

  • Session cookies, which are not stored in the user´s computer but are needed in each web service during a session in use, since they are essential for the proper functioning of the service.
  • For future improvements and optimisations, cookies that are temporarily stored in the user´s computer, which are used for anonymous aggregate statistical studies of how the service is used.


Specifically, this website makes use of analysis cookies.

Analysis cookies do not gather information that will identify a user, all the information collected is anonymous and its objective is strictly statistical and for identifying the number of visits to the website.

Google Analytics: To collect anonymous information about users browsing the website for the purpose of gathering statistical information regarding the number of visits it receives.

Users who do not wish to receive cookies can set their browser with this option. They must remember that, sometimes, not accepting cookies may make it impossible to access all or part of the web service. The user must refer to their browser´s instructions and manuals for more information.

The user must keep in mind that Internet is not a completely secure environment and therefore, they must take all the necessary measures to prevent unauthorised third parties accessing their personal data and making improper use of that information.

The user must understand that completing the contact form and sending the requested information implies that the information in this Legal Notice has been expressly read and accepted by them and therefore, they give their express and unequivocal consent to their personal data being processed for that purpose.