Cookie policy

1. What a cookie is

A cookie is a small text file that a website stores in the browser
of the person visiting it. It is used to remember information between
pages and between visits: the chosen language, a half-completed form,
or whether the cookie notice has already been answered. Equivalent
technologies, such as the browser’s local storage, are used alongside
them and are covered by this same policy.

2. Who sets the cookies

First-party cookies are sent by the [COMPANY NAME]
domain. Third-party cookies are sent by other domains
whose services the site embeds, such as analytics tools or embedded
maps and videos. In that second case the provider’s own privacy policy
applies as well.

3. Types of cookie we use

Strictly necessary

They make browsing and the basic functions possible: keeping the
session, remembering the selected language, making the contact forms
work and applying security measures against automated submissions. They
need no consent, because without them the site cannot be provided.

Preferences

They remember the user’s choices — for example, that a pop-up has
already been dismissed — so they are not repeated on every visit.

Analytics

They allow visits to be counted and site usage to be understood in
aggregate, in order to improve the catalogue and the structure of the
pages. They are only set with prior consent.

Marketing

They are used to measure campaigns and to show advertising matched
to the user’s interests on other sites. They are only set with prior
consent, and are not activated if this category is refused.

4. Duration

Session cookies are deleted when the browser is
closed. Persistent cookies remain for a set period,
which on this site does not exceed twenty-four months, and can be
deleted sooner at any time from the browser.

5. Legal basis

Strictly necessary cookies rely on the legitimate interest of
providing the service requested. All others are set solely on the basis
of consent, given expressly and revocable at any time, in accordance
with article 22.2 of Spanish Act 34/2002 and Regulation (EU)
2016/679.

6. Managing or withdrawing consent

Preferences can be changed at any time from the cookie settings
page, linked in the site footer. Withdrawing consent does not affect
the lawfulness of processing carried out before the withdrawal.

Cookies can also be blocked or deleted from the browser settings.
Note that disabling strictly necessary cookies may stop parts of the
site from working properly.

7. Changes to this policy

This policy is updated whenever the cookies in use or the applicable
rules change. The version in force is the one published on this page,
bearing the update date shown at the top. For any question, write to
[CONTACT EMAIL].