Cookie Policy

Last updated: 3 November 2026.

What cookies are

Cookies are small files stored by your browser. They remember information between visits, such as your language or cookie choices. Some are necessary for a requested function; others, such as tracking and advertising cookies, require a prior choice.

What this website uses

Natalia Juan’s website uses first-party cookies for operation, language and preference management. No analytics, advertising, embedded videos or external maps are currently active. Fonts and images are served locally; social icons are links rather than embedded tracking modules.

Complianz manages cookie choices. You can accept, reject optional cookies or open the settings. Necessary cookies remain active. Continuing to browse or scroll is not treated as acceptance.

Identified cookies

Name	Purpose	Duration
`pll_language`	Polylang remembers the browsing language.	1 year.
`cmplz_functional`	Records the availability of necessary functions.	180 days.
`cmplz_preferences`, `cmplz_statistics`, `cmplz_marketing`	Store your choice for optional categories.	180 days.
`cmplz_consented_services`	Stores choices for services requiring consent.	180 days.
`cmplz_banner-status`	Remembers whether you have answered the notice.	180 days.
`cmplz_policy_id`	Identifies the version of the cookie settings.	180 days.

Complianz cookies store privacy choices. Names containing statistics or marketing do not mean that analytics or advertising services are active. Their storage serves the technical purpose of managing those choices.

Accessing the WordPress login or administration area may set additional technical cookies, such as wordpress_test_cookie, wordpress_logged_in_*, wordpress_sec_* and wp-settings-*. They check browser support, authenticate authorised users and remember administration settings. Their duration depends on the session and remember-me option; administration preferences may last a year. They are not part of ordinary anonymous browsing.

Change or withdraw your choice

You can change cookie settings through the “Cookie preferences” control or the “Cookie settings” link in the footer. Rejecting optional cookies still allows access to the website’s information and contact channels. You can revise your choice at any time.

Browser controls

Your browser’s privacy settings also let you inspect, block or delete cookies. Deleting them removes saved preferences and may make the notice appear again. Blocking all cookies may prevent features such as remembering the language from working.

Changes and further information

If new tools or optional cookies are introduced, this policy and the settings will be updated before activation. Your current choice does not authorise new, undisclosed purposes. See the privacy policy for controller details and rights, and the AEPD cookie guide for further information.