1. What are cookies?
Currently, all web pages, regardless of the service they provide, use cookies, that is, they save minimal information on the use of the web page. A cookie can be defined as a small text file, and is a widely used device downloaded to the user's terminal equipment when browsing the web. The cookie stores data that can be updated and/or retrieved by the entity responsible for its installation.

2. Types of cookies
Strictly necessary cookies: Those which are considered essential for browsing the web page because they help the User to make use of certain features and tools such as, for example, identifying a session, entering areas of restricted access, remembering the elements comprising an order, processing a purchase, etc. These functions would not work without cookies.

Behavioural cookies: These cookies collect information related to the user's browsing experience, such as which pages are visited most often, error messages etc. They help the person responsible for making improvements to the website. The information collected by these cookies is anonymous and cannot identify the user personally. They are used exclusively for the proper functioning of the web page.

Functionality cookies: These allow the web page to remember the User name and the decisions the user makes. The user's geographical location will be stored to ensure that the web page is the right one for their region, language, type of browser etc. The objective is the provision of a more personalised service. The information collected by these cookies is anonymous and cannot identify the user personally. They are used exclusively for the operation of the web page.
Personalisation and advertising cookies: These are cookies used by advertisers, with the permission of the owner of a web page, that collect information about the user's preferences and choices when browsing websites. They target advertising networks, who then use these cookies to show the user personalised ads on other websites.

3. The cookies used on this Website are:
“Strictly necessary” cookies and cookies to do with behaviour, for statistical use regarding your browsing experience.

Third-party cookies:

GOOGLE UNIVERSAL ANALYTICS
_ga: uses an anonymous identifier to distinguish anonymous users and perform analysis on user interactions within the application so as to optimise the services offered. They expire after 2 years.

4. Acceptance of the cookie policy

Our company assumes that you accept the use of cookies. However, it displays information about its Cookie Policy at the top of each page of the portal and with each login in order for you to be aware. Given this information, you are able to do the following:

• Accept cookies. This notice will not be displayed again upon accessing, during the current session, any page on the portal.
• Close. This notice is hidden on the current page.
• Modify your configuration. To obtain more information about what cookies are, know what the cookie policy is, and modify your browser settings.

5. How to oppose the installation of cookies:
Most computers accept the use of cookies automatically. However, the user can decide whether or not to keep cookies enabled. Deactivating cookies may mean that the web page does not work as well as it should, and some features or services may be disabled. However, even after all the cookies on a web browser have been disabled, it still collects certain essential information needed for basic operations. Users who wish to deactivate cookies can do so via the preferences settings for the browser being used. To modify the configuration of Cookies on your computer, you will need to follow certain steps. These steps will depend on which browser you are using. Click on the appropriate link below:

Internet Explorer
FireFox
Chrome
Safari
Safari para IOS
Chrome para Android

In addition, you can manage the cookie settings in your browser by using tools such as the following:

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