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Language preference. When you use the language toggle, the site stores your choice so it can open in that language next time. It contains nothing but "es" or "en" and lasts a year.

Preview access. If you were ever given a private preview link before launch, that link set a short-lived cookie so you could browse the unreleased site. It is not used now that the site is public.

No advertising cookies. No cross-site tracking. No profiling. No third-party marketing pixels.

Our traffic statistics come from Vercel Analytics and Google Analytics. Neither one sets a cookie here, and neither is used to follow you across other websites.

Google Analytics runs on this site in cookieless mode. It counts how many people visit each page and which buttons get used, but it stores nothing in your browser, so it cannot recognise you when you come back. That is why there is still no cookie banner here: there is nothing to consent to.

What we do see: page views, an approximate country, and whether someone tapped through to the invitation form, registered for an event, or subscribed to the newsletter. What we do not see: who you are, what you do on other websites, or anything that identifies you.

Google Signals and ad personalisation are both switched off. Those are the settings that would otherwise turn these counts into an advertising profile.

You can delete both of the items above at any time by clearing cookies for this site in your browser settings. Nothing will break; the site will simply ask which language you prefer again.