Cookies are files containing small amounts of information that are downloaded to the user's device used when you visit a website. Its main purpose is to recognize the user each time you access our website and also allows us to improve the quality and usability of our website.

Cookies are essential for the functioning of the Internet; they cannot damage the user's computer/device and, if enabled in your browser settings, they help us to identify and resolve possible malfunctions of our website.

Types of Cookies There are different types of cookies. They all work in the same way, but have small differences:

Session Cookies. Session cookies last only for the duration of your visit and are deleted when you close your browser. Their main purpose is to identify the type of device, support website security or basic functionality. They do not contain personal information that would allow us to identify an individual.

Functionality Cookies: They allow us to remember decisions made by the user, such as login or identifier. The information these cookies collect is anonymized (i.e., it does not contain your name, address, or other data).

Persistent or Permanent Cookies: They are stored on the hard drive of the device and our website reads them every time you make a new visit to our website; they have a specific expiration date, after which the cookie stops working. They allow us to identify your actions and preferences; analyze visits and help us understand how users reach our site and improve our services.

Third Party Cookies. Third-party cookies are cookies installed by a website that is not the one you are visiting; for example, those used by social networks (such as Facebook) or by external content plugins (such as Google Maps). In addition, some advertising companies use this type of files to track your visits on each site on which they advertise. Analytical Cookies: These cookies are intended for periodic maintenance and to ensure the best performance and service to the user; collecting data on your activity.