Cookies

Owner: Fundación Antonio Oteiza – Carlos Ciriza
Tax Identification Number (NIF): G71555445
Address: Rocamador, 6 – 31200 Estella, Navarra
Telephone: +34 643 89 58 14
Data Protection Officer: dpd@hermanoscapuchinos.org
Website: https://museum-cirizaoteiza.org/

This Cookie Policy provides information on the use of cookies and similar technologies on the Museum Ciriza–Oteiza website (hereinafter, the “Website”), as well as the options available to accept, reject, configure or withdraw consent where required.

Cookies are small files or mechanisms for storing and retrieving information that may be downloaded to or stored on the user’s device when accessing a web page. Among other purposes, they may be used to enable the technical operation of the website, retain certain preferences or analyse website usage.

This Policy also uses the term “cookies”, where applicable, to refer to other technologies for storing or accessing information on the user’s terminal equipment that are subject to the same legal obligations.

3.1. By the Entity Managing Them

• First-party cookies: these are managed from a device or domain controlled by the Website publisher itself, from which the service requested by the user is provided.

• Third-party cookies: these are managed by an entity other than the publisher. Where information obtained through a cookie is processed by a third party, it will be considered a third-party cookie.

3.2. By Their Duration

• Session cookies: these are designed to collect and store information while the user accesses the Website and normally disappear when the session ends.

• Persistent cookies: these remain stored on the device for the period defined by the party responsible for the cookie.

3.3. By Their Purpose

• Technical or necessary cookies: these enable browsing and the use of functions or services expressly requested by the user, as well as functions strictly necessary for the operation and security of the Website. Where they meet the legal requirements for exemption, they do not require consent.

• Preference or personalisation cookies: these remember information so that the user can access the service with certain settings or features. Their consent requirements will depend on their purpose and on whether the functionality has been expressly requested by the user.

• Analytics or measurement cookies: these enable the measurement and analysis of user behaviour and Website usage. Where they require consent, they will remain disabled until the user accepts them.

• Other categories: if advertising cookies, behavioural advertising cookies, social media cookies or other technologies requiring consent are introduced in the future, this Policy and the settings panel will be updated before they are used.

When the user first accesses the Website, a cookie management panel or banner will be displayed. Cookies that require consent must remain disabled until the user takes a valid affirmative action to accept them.

The user may:

• Accept all cookies that require consent.
• Reject all cookies that are not necessary.
• Configure preferences by category where there are several purposes requiring consent.

Merely browsing, scrolling through the page, remaining inactive or closing the banner will not be considered acceptance of cookies that require consent.

The options to accept and reject must be offered simultaneously, at the same level and with equivalent visibility. Designs that make rejection unjustifiably difficult must not be used.

The user may change or withdraw their consent at any time through the permanent “Configure cookies” mechanism, which must be available on the Website, for example, in the footer or through a settings icon accessible while browsing.

Withdrawing consent must be as easy as giving it. Changing preferences will not affect the lawfulness of processing carried out before consent was withdrawn.

In addition, the user can manage or delete cookies through their browser settings. Cookie management through the browser complements the Website’s settings panel and may also affect necessary cookies or cookies installed by other websites.

Where third-party cookies are used, the inventory must identify the relevant provider and provide sufficient information for the user to understand who uses the information collected and for what purpose.

If the use of third-party cookies or technologies involves international transfers of personal data, information about those transfers will be provided where required, and the applicable safeguards or mechanisms will be specified. This section must be specifically reviewed if analytics services, embedded content, maps, videos, social media or other services are used that are provided by entities established outside the European Economic Area or involve international access to data.

Certain cookies may involve the processing of personal data. Where applicable, such processing will be carried out in accordance with data protection legislation and the Privacy Policy of Museum Ciriza–Oteiza. Users may contact the Data Protection Officer at dpd@hermanoscapuchinos.org with any questions regarding the protection of their personal data.

This Policy may be updated when changes are made to the cookies or technologies used, their purposes, the providers involved or the applicable regulations and criteria. Users are advised to review this Policy periodically.

Last updated: September 2026.