Cookie Law
This site may use cookies when the user navigates through the different pages of the site. During the use of our website you accept and expressly authorize the use of cookies, in accordance with our privacy policy.
What are cookies?
A cookie is a very small file that is downloaded to the user's computer/smartphone/tablet when accessing certain web pages to store and retrieve information about the navigation that is made from that equipment. To learn more about cookies, I invite you to access the following link:
What are cookies used for?
The sole purpose of using cookies is to remember the user's preferences (language, country, login, browser characteristics, information on the use of our Web site, etc.).
By remembering your preferences we will know the characteristics of the computer you are using so we can provide you with a better browsing experience. Cookies can help our Web site distinguish a user's browser as a previous visitor and thus save and remember preferences that may have been set while the user was browsing the site, customize home pages, identify which areas of a site have been visited, or keep track of selections in a "shopping cart".
They can also be used to obtain information about the traffic within the site itself and estimate the number of visits made.
Web sites typically use cookies to obtain statistical information about their Web pages. Please note that we collect data about your movements and use of our website as statistical data, not personal data.
Types and purposes of cookies
Below is a list of the cookies you may encounter on our website and a brief description of their purpose. Please be assured that none of them retain personally identifiable information about you. Some cookies personalize your visit, others remember your preferences, while others only provide us with visitor statistics.
- OWN COOKIES: Strictly necessary
Information: Session, registration, navigation
Purpose: Registration management, guarantee server resources for navigation. - THIRD PARTY COOKIES: Analytics (Google analytics)
Information: Number of visits, pages or sections visited, browsing time, sites visited before entering this page, details of browsers used.
Purpose: Statistical reports on website traffic, total audience and audience in a particular advertising campaign.
Protective safeguards
You can configure your browser to accept, or not, the cookies you receive or to notify you when a server wants to save a cookie or delete them from your computer. Instructions can be found in the security settings of your Web browser.
Examples:
- If you use Microsoft Internet Explorer, under the menu option Tools > Internet Options > Privacy > Settings.
- If you use Firefox, in the menu option Tools > Options > Privacy > Cookies.
- If you are using Google Chrome, under the menu option Settings > Privacy
- If you are using Safari, under the menu item Preferences > Security
You can use the "Help" section found on the toolbar of most browsers to change the settings on your computer, however, some features of our online services may not work or may be more difficult to access if you reject all cookies.
Many browsers allow you to activate a private mode by which cookies are always deleted after your visit. Depending on each browser, this private mode may have different names, below you can find a list of the most common browsers and the different names of this "private mode":
- Internet Explorer 8 and higher: InPrivate
- FireFox 3.5 and higher: Private Browsing
- Google Chrome 10 and higher: Incognito
- Safari 2 and above: Private Browsing
- Opera 10.5 and higher: Private Browsing
Please read carefully the help section of your browser to learn more about how to activate the "private mode". You will still be able to visit our site even if your browser is in "private mode", however, the user experience may not be optimal and some utilities may not work.