Cookie policy
Last updated: 2 September 2026
This is a courtesy translation. The binding document is the Spanish version, written under Spanish law; where the two differ, the Spanish text prevails. Read the Spanish original
1. What a cookie is
A small file a website stores in your browser. It lets the site remember things — for instance, whether you have already answered the cookie notice — and in some cases count visits.
2. What we use
Very little. One technical cookie to remember your decision and, only if you accept it, Vercel's analytics so we know how many people come in and which pages they look at.
| Name | Type | What for | How long |
|---|---|---|---|
| dalsat-consentimiento-cookies | Technical, always on | Remembering whether you accepted or rejected, so we do not ask you again | Until you clear your browser data |
| Vercel Analytics | Analytics, only if you accept | Counting visits and page views in aggregate, without identifying you | Aggregate data, no personal profile |
The technical cookie is held in your browser's local storage and never leaves your device. The analytics are not loaded until you press "Accept": if you reject, or close without deciding, the script is not even downloaded.
3. First-party and third-party
The technical one is ours. The analytics belong to Vercel Inc., which hosts the site. We use no advertising cookies, no social media cookies and no cross-site tracking.
4. How to change your mind
Clear the site data in your browser and the notice will appear again next time you visit, with both options. Your browser settings also let you block or delete cookies from any site. If you block the technical ones, something may stop working as it should.
5. More information
What we do with the data you give us is in the privacy policy, and the terms of use of the site are in the legal notice.