What is a cookie?
A cookie is a small file of letters and figures that is downloaded to your computer when you access certain web pages. Cookies allow a web page to recognise a user’s browser and do not contain or collect information.
Cookies do not contain personal information from which you can be identified, unless you have provided such information.

Cookies are essential for the functioning of the Internet, providing many advantages in the provision of interactive services, and facilitating browsing and usability on our website.

The cookies used on our website are strictly necessary cookies, such as those used for proper navigation and to ensure that the content of the website is loaded efficiently.
Third-party cookies, such as those used by social networks, or external content supplements such as Google maps.

Information about the different types of cookies is provided below:

Session Cookies: these are temporary files that remain on your computer only for the duration of the browsing session on our website. Typically, these cookies are deleted when you close the browser.

• wordpress_test_cookie SESSION – This cookie is used for the WordPress content manager to check if the browser has cookies activated.
• wp-settings-(time)-[UID] – The UID located at the end of the name of the cookie contains the user ID stored in the WordPress database. It is used to store the appearance of the administration interface and can be used to store the appearance of the main site.
• wordpress_logged_in_[hash] – After login, WordPress activates the cookie that indicates that you have connected and who you are, to use for the WordPress interface.
• wordpress_[hash] – This cookie is activated during login and saves authentication details. Its use is limited to the administration area.

Analytical cookies: these are cookies used by Google Analytics for analysis, research or statistics in order to improve the website experience. By using these cookies you can show visitors more relevant information.

• _utma, _utmb, _utmz, _utmc, _utmt: The main purpose is to identify the number of visits, the period of consultations, the search engine used to access the website, the keywords used, the global location of the visitor, the contents visited on the website, as well as other web traffic parameters, always anonymously. Google stores the information collected by the cookies so that no user is identified.

Strictly necessary cookies, such as those that are used for proper navigation and ensure that the content of the website is effectively loaded.

• PHPSESSID SESSION – This cookie is used to establish the session of the user who visits any of our websites. It is a way to identify and manage status—the session variables—for a specific user, and to be able to move that information through the pages of our webs

• wordpress_test_cookie SESSION – This cookie is used for the WordPress content manager to check if the browser has cookies enabled.
• wp-settings-{time}-[UID] – The UID located at the end of the cookie name contains the user ID stored in the WordPress database. It is used to store the appearance of the administration interface and can be used to store the appearance of the main site.
• wordpress_logged_in_[hash] – After login, WordPress activates the cookie wordpress_logged_in_[hash], which indicates when you connected, who you are, to use for the WordPress interface.
• wordpress_[hash] – This cookie is activated during login and saves authentication details. Its use is limited to the administration area, /wp-config/

From the option you choose about the use of cookies on this website, you will be sent an additional cookie to safeguard your choice and so that you do not have to accept the use of cookies every time you access our website.

The purpose of this cookie list is to help you recognise the cookies stored in your browser when you visit our website or when you see our ads on other sites.

We have tried to include all the cookies that we and our technology partners use, but keep in mind that sometimes there can be a delay when updating the list. If you notice any discrepancy or believe that a cookie is missing, please do not hesitate to tell us.

Is it safe to enable cookies? – Additional Information

Yes. Please note that cookies cannot harm your computer. Cookies are only small sequences of data that cannot perform any operations by themselves.

As a complementary guarantee to those previously described, the registration of cookies may be subject to acceptance during the installation or updating of the browser used, and this acceptance may at all times be revoked through the available content and privacy configuration options.
If you want general information about cookies and how to manage them, visit www.allaboutcookies.org. Please note that we are not responsible for the content of external websites.

Management of cookies – how can I deactivate them?

All browsers allow changes to be made to disable the configuration of cookies. These settings are located in the “options” or “preferences” menu of your browser.

Below you can find the links of each browser to disable cookies by following the instructions
Internet Explorer
Mozilla
Google Chrome