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Cookie policy
This website does not track you and does not ask you for permission to do anything. Here is why.
What a cookie is
A cookie is a small file that a website stores on your device to remember something from one page to the next. Some cookies exist only so the site works; others are used to follow you around the internet and show you advertising. Here there are only the first kind.
The cookies we use
| Cookie | What it is for | Lifetime |
|---|---|---|
pll_language | Remembering which language you are reading the site in: Spanish, English or German | 1 year |
wordpress_*, wp-settings-* | Only if someone from the centre logs in to edit the website. As a visitor, you never get these | Up to 1 year |
And that is it. There is nothing else.
Why you do not get a cookie banner
Because there would be nothing to ask you about. Consent is needed when a website loads things that follow you around: analytics, advertising pixels, social media buttons or videos embedded from other platforms. This website has none of that.
- We do not use Google Analytics or any other measurement tool.
- There is no advertising, no pixels, no ad networks.
- The photos and videos are hosted on our own server, not embedded from another platform.
- The map on the contact page is an image of ours, not an embedded map.
- The links to our social media are ordinary links: they load nothing until you click them, and once you do you are on their site, not ours.
The only cookie you get when you arrive is the language one. It is ours, it stays in your browser and it tells nobody where you browse. That is why we do not interrupt you with a notice: we would rather not set cookies than ask your permission to set them.
If you want to delete them anyway
You are entitled to, and the site will carry on working: at most it will stop remembering which language you were reading it in. You can do it from your browser settings:
Chrome · Safari · Firefox · Edge
More information
What we do with the data you give us — when you fill in the form, for example — is explained in our privacy policy.
Last updated: October 2026.