- info@euniquespain.org
- Madrid, Spain
Cookies are small files or technologies used to store or retrieve information on a user’s device when visiting a website.
Cookies and similar technologies may be used to:
Enable the Website to function correctly.
Maintain security.
Remember user preferences.
Measure Website usage.
Analyse visitor behaviour.
Provide embedded third-party content.
Carry out marketing or tracking activities where applicable.
The website euniquespain.org, operated by Caterina Maccarone under the trading name EUnique Spain, may use first-party and third-party cookies.
Owner: Caterina Maccarone
Tax ID / NIE: Y4460321Z
Trading name: EUnique Spain
Address: Calle Clavileño, 40 Bajo, 28002 Madrid, Spain
Email: katiamac27@gmail.com
Telephone: +34 629 143 636
Website: https://euniquespain.org
These cookies are necessary for the proper and secure operation of the Website or to provide a service expressly requested by the user.
They may be used to:
Enable basic Website functions.
Maintain Website security.
Operate forms.
Store privacy preferences.
Remember the user’s cookie choices.
Maintain technical settings required for the Website to operate.
Strictly necessary cookies may be used without consent where permitted by applicable law.
Preference cookies enable the Website to remember information that affects how the Website behaves or appears, such as certain user-selected settings.
Where consent is legally required, these cookies will not be activated until the user authorises them.
Statistics cookies enable us to understand how visitors interact with the Website by collecting and analysing information about its use.
They may provide information regarding:
Number of visitors.
Pages visited.
Session duration.
Navigation patterns.
Website performance.
Where these cookies require consent, they will remain disabled until the user accepts them.
Marketing or tracking cookies and similar technologies may be used to create user profiles, measure advertising activity or track users across websites for marketing purposes.
These technologies will not be activated without prior consent where such consent is legally required.
These are cookies sent to the user’s device from a domain or system controlled directly by EUnique Spain.
These are cookies or technologies managed by external service providers.
The Website may integrate or link to third-party services such as:
Social networks.
European platforms.
Embedded videos.
External forms.
Analytics services.
Maps.
Other digital tools or external content.
These providers may use their own cookies and process information in accordance with their respective privacy and cookie policies.
The exact list of cookies and similar technologies used by euniquespain.org should be kept up to date through the Website’s consent management system.
For each cookie, the information provided should include at least:
Name.
Provider.
Purpose.
Category.
Expiry or duration.
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The automatic declaration should remain enabled so that it reflects the cookies and services actually detected on the Website.
When users first visit the Website, a cookie consent panel may be displayed allowing them to:
Accept non-essential cookies.
Reject non-essential cookies.
View preferences and choose between different categories.
Cookies requiring consent must not be placed before the user has given valid consent through a clear affirmative action.
The following do not constitute valid consent:
Inactivity.
Simply remaining on the Website.
Continuing to browse.
Scrolling.
Pre-selected options in favour of consent.
Users must be given a genuine choice regarding non-essential cookies.
The Website’s consent management system may allow users to configure cookies according to the following categories:
Technical storage or access that is strictly necessary for the legitimate purpose of enabling the use of a specific service explicitly requested by the user or for carrying out the transmission of a communication over an electronic communications network.
Technical storage or access used to store preferences that are not strictly necessary to provide the service requested by the user.
Technical storage or access used for statistical purposes.
Where statistical technologies require consent, they will only be activated once the user has authorised them.
Technical storage or access used to create user profiles, deliver advertising or track users across one or more websites for similar marketing purposes.
Users may change or withdraw their cookie consent at any time.
A “Manage consent”, “Cookie preferences” or equivalent option should remain accessible on the Website.
Withdrawing consent should be as easy as giving it.
Withdrawal does not affect the lawfulness of processing carried out before consent was withdrawn.
Cookies may be:
These are generally deleted when the browser is closed.
These remain stored on the user’s device for a defined period.
The specific duration of each cookie should be displayed in the Website’s current cookie declaration or consent management panel.
Users can also allow, block or delete cookies through their browser settings.
These controls are generally available in the privacy and security settings of commonly used browsers such as:
Google Chrome.
Mozilla Firefox.
Microsoft Edge.
Safari.
The exact location of these settings may vary depending on the browser version and device.
Blocking certain technical cookies may prevent parts of the Website from operating correctly.
Pages on the Website may contain embedded or linked third-party content.
External providers may use cookies or similar tracking technologies when their content is loaded.
Where consent is legally required, non-essential third-party services should remain blocked until the user has granted the relevant consent.
Some third-party technology providers may process information outside the European Economic Area.
Where this involves an international transfer of personal data, the transfer must be carried out using an appropriate mechanism under the GDPR, such as:
An adequacy decision.
Standard Contractual Clauses.
Other legally recognised safeguards.
Further information about individual third-party providers should be available through the corresponding cookie declaration and their respective privacy policies.
Where the use of cookies or similar technologies involves the processing of personal data, such processing will be subject to the GDPR, Spanish Organic Law 3/2018 and other applicable data protection legislation.
Further information is available in the Website’s Privacy Policy.
This Cookie Policy may be updated when there are changes to:
Cookies used.
Third-party services.
Technology providers.
Processing purposes.
Website functionality.
Applicable legislation.
Guidance issued by competent authorities.
Users are encouraged to review this policy periodically.
Last updated: August 2026.