Cookie policy

What are cookies?

Cookies are small files that a website stores in your browser. They are used, for example, to remember your preferences, keep the site secure or measure how many people visit a page. Some are essential and others are only set if you agree.

Who is responsible

This website is operated by Unión Atlántica. You can write to us at [email protected] with any question about this policy or your data.

Cookies we use

Necessary

Always on. They do not require consent because they are essential for the operation and security of the site. This group also covers Cloudflare Web Analytics, our audience measurement: it always loads, even before you choose, because it neither stores nor reads anything on your device and does not identify you. That is why it is not in the table: it sets no cookies.

Analytics

Only set if you accept them. The script loads from googletagmanager.com, which is how Google distributes Analytics 4; we use no Google Tag Manager containers.

Marketing & contact

Only set if you accept them. They are served by js-eu1.hs-scripts.com and track-eu1.hubspot.com.

How to manage your preferences

The first time you visit we show a notice so you can accept, reject or choose non-essential cookies. You can change your mind at any time with the “Cookie settings” link in the footer, or from here:

You can also block or delete cookies from your browser settings. If you block the necessary cookies, some parts of the site may not work properly.

International transfers and third-party services

Google (Analytics and reCAPTCHA), HubSpot and Cloudflare act as service providers. Our HubSpot account is hosted in the European Union, but its scripts and cookies are served from global infrastructure, so the transfer exists all the same.

When those providers process data outside the European Economic Area, the international transfer relies on the adequacy decision of the EU-US Data Privacy Framework or on standard contractual clauses approved by the European Commission, together with the additional measures each provider documents. You can read their privacy policies on their own websites.

Two different periods are easy to confuse: how long the cookie lasts, shown in the tables above, and how long the provider keeps the data. In Google Analytics, user-associated data is kept for 14 months.

Changes to this policy

We may update this policy if the cookies or the regulations change. The date of the latest review is shown at the top of the page.