Cookie policy

This page explains what cookies consuladosdominicana.us uses and how to control them.

What a cookie is

A small file a website stores in your browser so it can recognise it on later visits. Some are needed for the site to work; others are not.

The ones we use

Strictly necessary: they keep the site running and your preferences saved. They do not require consent.

Analytics: they tell us which pages are read and how people arrive, in aggregate. They require consent.

Advertising: they allow ads to be shown and measured, and they fund the site. They require consent.

Third parties

Some cookies are set by third-party providers under their own policies. Withdrawing consent here stops those that are not strictly necessary from loading.

How to control them

Through the cookie settings page on this site, and through your browser, which lets you block or delete cookies for any site.

Blocking the strictly necessary ones can stop parts of the site from working.

Changes

If the cookies in use change, this page is updated. The version in force is the one you are reading.