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Cookie Policy

Use of cookies
Following the EU Directive on electronic communications and Provision 229 of 8 May 2014 issued by the Guarantor for the Protection of Personal Data, the use of cookies to collect your data is allowed only with the consent. To this end, we provide the following information about the use of cookies on our website.

What are cookies and why are they used
A cookie is a short string of text that is sent to your browser and, possibly, saved on your computer or mobile device, every time you visit a website. The cookies stored on your computer cannot be used to retrieve any data from your hard disk, transmit computer viruses or identify and use your e-mail address. Each cookie is unique in relation to the browser and device you use to access our site. Some of the functions carried out by cookies can also be delegated to other technologies, with the term "cookies" in this document, we want to refer to cookies and all similar technologies.

Type of cookies used:

Required cookies
These cookies are essential for browsing our site; allow functions such as authentication, validation or management of a browsing session.

Functional Cookies
These cookies provide additional features and allow us to keep track of your choices, such as, for example, language selection.

Performance Cookies
These cookies keep track of the pages you visit most often and your activity on our site. They also allow the immediate identification and resolution of all technical problems, which may be encountered while browsing the site.

The information these cookies store is aggregated, anonymous and is not used to collect your personal data for advertising purposes.

Manage your Cookie preferences:
You can set and manage your cookie preferences through your browser settings through the "Help" or "Help" function. Remember that if you choose to disable all cookies, the necessary, functional and performance cookies will also be blocked and this could cause inconvenience to your browsing on our site. A user can disable Google Analytics while browsing using the add-on available for Chrome, Firefox, Internet Explorer, Opera and Safari. You can also delete cookies individually for each domain, hide the searches. set Google ad settings.