What are cookies?
Cookies and similar technologies are files downloaded to your device to enable or improve the functioning of the website, measure audience, or personalize content. Information about cookies must be clear and complete, and their use must comply with the GDPR and Article 22.2 of the LSSI. AEPD
2. Who is responsible
Alexander Herranz, email: [email protected].
3. Types of cookies we may use
Technical or necessary (always active): essential for the website to function (e.g., load balancing, security, remembering your consent choice). No consent required.
Preferences or personalization: remember user options (e.g., language). Consent is required when not strictly necessary.
Analytical or measurement: help understand website usage. Consent is required unless it is strictly limited own measurement with aggregated/anonymized data, no cross-site tracking, or third-party transmission, in which case consent is exempt. AEPD
Advertising/marketing: target advertising based on your profile or activity; consent is required.
4. Legal basis and obtaining consent
We do not install non-essential cookies without your prior consent.
The first layer banner offers “Accept” and “Reject” options with equal prominence, and “Settings” for granular category control. You can withdraw or change your consent at any time from the “Cookie Settings” link visible in the footer of the site. (Criteria required by the AEPD since 01/11/2024). AEPD
The “continue browsing” option is not used as a method of giving consent.
Access to the site is not conditioned on cookie acceptance (there are no “cookie walls”). The “consent or pay” models are reserved for large platforms and must offer an equivalent alternative; this site does not apply that model. European Data Protection Board
5. Specific cookies used by this site
At the time of the last review, this site mainly uses technical and consent management cookies (e.g., cookies that remember if you accepted or rejected).
If preference, analytics, or marketing cookies are activated in the future, they will be disabled by default, your consent will be requested, and this section will be updated.
Common examples of technical/consent cookies on WordPress sites (may vary depending on configuration):
wordpress_test_cookie (cookie check, session)
wp-settings-* / wp-settings-time-* (admin interface preferences, persistent)
*_consent or similar from the consent manager (remember your choice, persistent)
6. How to manage or disable cookies
Cookie settings panel: permanently available in the site footer.
Browser: you can block or delete cookies at any time through your browser settings (Chrome, Firefox, Safari, Edge, etc.). Please note that blocking some cookies may affect the site’s functionality.
7. Transfers and third parties
If we use third-party cookies (e.g., analytics from external providers or embedded content), we will indicate here their purpose, provider, duration, and whether it involves international transfers (and, if applicable, the guarantees in place). Until then, no data is communicated to third parties through cookies.
8. Updates to the Cookies Policy
We may update this Policy to comply with regulatory or technical changes. Please check the last update date.
Date of last update: 09/15/2025