Use of Cookies


USE OF COOKIES

To make this site work properly, we place small data files called cookies on your device. Most websites do this.

What are cookies?
A cookie is a small text file that a website saves on your computer or mobile/Tablet device when you visit our site. It enables the website to remember your actions and browsing preferences or those of your device over a period of time, so you don’t have to keep re-entering them whenever you return to the site or browse from one page to another.

What kind of cookies does this page use?
This page is using cookies to help the user with actions and browsing on same, guaranteeing access to certain services as well as enhancing performance of the website.

This website uses the following cookies: 
• First party: they are sent to the users device from a domain managed by the editor and from where the services requested by the user are then supplied. 
• Third-party: which are sent to the users device from a domain not managed by the editor but by a third party which uses the data obtained by the cookies. 
• Session cookies: designed to collate and store data whilst the user accesses the website. 
• Permanent cookies: designed to collate and store data during a given period of time. 
• Technical cookies: used to allow the user to browse via the website, platform or application.
• Analysis cookies: these cookies are used to analyse behavioural patterns and actions of page users as well as to elaborate navigational profiles with a view to enhancing technical performance and services. 

Summary of Cookies 
1. Technical Cookie: Session (expiration); First (first/third party); PHPSESSID (Name). 
This cookie is used with encrypted PHP language to allow that the Session variables be stored by the web server. This cookies is essential to the working of the web (Functionality).
2. Technical cookie: Permanent (expiration); First (first/third party); B_cookiesMsg (Name).
These cookies allow us to remember that you have visited our site in the past and thus remove the entry message from cookies. These cookies are not established if you disconnect cookies for this website (Functionality). 
3. Analysis cookie: Permanent (expiration) Third party Google Analytics (first/third party); ga (Name).
These cookies are established by Google Analytic to trace the usage of the website. These cookies are not established if you disconnect cookies for this site (Functionality).

How to manage the configuration of cookies? 
This section gives a brief explanation of how to consult and carry out the configuration of the cookies system in relation to the most common browsers or those mostly used by visitors to the website.

In this sense, practically all browsers allow the user to obtain general information about the cookies installed on a website, specifically to verify the existence of same, their duration or system for elimination. In this sense, in order to give this information, a series of related links are given:
• Google Chrome
• Mozilla Firefox
• Internet Explorer

On the other hand, the user may allow, block or eliminate cookies installed on their device, modifying the configuration of their browser according to the instructions indicated on same.

For information purposes, it will show that normally the configuration of cookies is by going to each browser menu and selecting “Preferences” or “Tools” but in any case one can always go to “help” on the browser to resolve any doubts arising in respect of same.

It is good to remember that if you impede or disallow the installation of all the cookies, the content of the website as well as certain functions and services offered by same may be affected.