Cookie policy

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Cookie policy

Last updated: 26 October 2026

This website uses cookies from Google Analytics, to know how many people visit it and which pages they read, and from the Meta pixel, to measure the advertising we run on Facebook and Instagram. None of them is switched on until you click «Accept» in the notice, and rejecting them does not lock you out of any part of the website.

1. What a cookie is

A small file that a website stores in your browser to recognise it on your next visit. Some are necessary for the website to work; others, such as analytics cookies, can only be used with your permission.

2. Which cookies we use

Those of Google Analytics 4, a service of Google Ireland Limited, and only if you accept them:

With them we know, in aggregate, how many visits the website gets, where they come from, which pages are read and on what kind of device. We do not use Google Analytics for advertising or to build profiles, and its advertising and personalisation features are switched off. Google Analytics 4 does not store your full IP address.

And those of the Meta pixel, a service of Meta Platforms Ireland Limited that we load through Google Tag Manager, also only if you accept them:

With them we know how many people arrive from the ads we run on Facebook and Instagram and how many end up writing to us through the form. This is advertising: Meta may use that data to measure our ads and refine who it shows them to. If you reject, the pixel is never loaded and nothing is sent.

To remember whether you accepted or rejected, your browser stores your choice in its local storage for 12 months. It is a technical value, not a tracking cookie, and it does not leave your device. After that period we ask you again.

3. How to give or withdraw your permission

The first time you visit, a notice appears with two buttons, «Accept» and «Reject». Until you choose, nothing from Google Analytics or Meta is loaded, and if you reject it is never loaded.

You can change your mind whenever you like: open the notice again here, or use the «Preferences» link in the footer of any page. If you withdraw your permission, we delete the Google Analytics and Meta cookies from your browser.

4. What this page loads even if you do not accept

For the website to look as it should, your browser requests two things from servers that are not ours:

Neither of them leaves cookies on your device. They do mean that your browser connects to those servers and, in doing so, shares your IP address and technical connection data with them, as with any request on the internet. The videos on the website are hosted on our own server and load nothing from third parties. Google Tag Manager and the Meta pixel are not loaded here either: they only load if you accept.

5. Who receives the data

Google Analytics data is processed by Google Ireland Limited as a processor. Google may also process it in the United States; those transfers rely on the EU-US Data Privacy Framework, under which Google is certified, and on standard contractual clauses. More detail in the privacy policy and in Google's privacy policy.

Pixel data is processed by Meta Platforms Ireland Limited, which acts as joint controller with us for this measurement. Meta may also process it outside the European Union, including the United States; it states that it relies on the EU-US Data Privacy Framework and on standard contractual clauses. Details are in Meta's privacy policy.

6. From your browser

Besides the notice, your browser lets you block and delete cookies on every site. You will find it in the privacy settings of Chrome, Firefox, Safari and Edge. Google also offers an add-on to disable Google Analytics on every website.

7. Changes

If we add or remove any tool that uses cookies, we update this page first and, if necessary, ask for your permission again.

This English version is provided for convenience. If it differs from the Spanish version, the Spanish version prevails.