The 15-member CMU Percussion Ensemble was honored to be invited to perform in the Edeta Arts Percussion Festival July 1-6 The ensemble was one of eight traveling from the United States including groups from University of Wisconsin Madison Central Washington University and Ohio University The ensemble performed a full-length feature concert at Valencia Conservatory and a piece in a Gala concert in Alicante composed a work for percussion ensemble specifically for these performances the ensemble performed as part of the world premiere performance of a composition by Fulbright-Hays Fellow Michael Udow in Llíria entitled The Twelve Labors of Hercules All eight percussion groups joined other ensembles from around the world for this extravagant performance featuring bowed and plucked string orchestras students had the opportunity to do some sight-seeing and participated in a Flamenco workshop Trips like these are an important aspect of student musicians' education as they train the students for the realities of being a touring percussionist — including performing on instruments that are different from the ones rehearsed on Percussion instruments are not always practical to travel with so touring musicians often have to rely upon the instruments provided by the venue The students were also exposed to ensembles playing in styles new to their ears expanding their points of view and igniting their imaginations.  The CMU Percussion Ensemble will perform during the 2024-25 season. 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Please share your good news by contacting Katlin Birdsall at [email protected] On Monday April 28 is celebrated the feast of San Vicente Ferrer Valencia will once again have a public holiday next Monday the whole Valencian Community celebrates the feast of San Vicente Ferrer This holiday is always celebrated a week after Easter Monday and is a holiday that is celebrated in Valencia The representation of the miracles of San Vicente Ferrer on stage is the most outstanding act of this holiday along with the ceremony that takes place in the municipality of Llíria known as “El milagro de la fuente” (The miracle of the fountain) which was not without controversy due to his misogynistic interpretation of the role of women in society Not to be confused with San Vicente Mártir patron saint of the city of Valencia and with a date reserved in the month of January which is always celebrated on the 22nd of that month Valencia will celebrate this Saturday, April 26, 2025, a fireworks display in honor of the saint in front of the Serranos Towers the Valencian composer and conductor Óscar Navarro will lead the Banda Primitiva de Llíria to offer an extraordinary concert together with the clarinetist José Franch-Ballester in Llíria (Valencia The program will be composed exclusively by Óscar Navarro’s works the IInd Clarinet Concert (dedicated to José-Franch Ballester) and the spectacular Olympus of the Gods When: Saturday 28th of April 2018 at 7:00 p.m Where: Teatro-Sala de Conciertos de la Banda Primitiva (Llíria Tickets: Members Free – Others € 5 (Tickets in the Band’s main office) Facebook Event: https://www.facebook.com/events/398218093940314/ More information: http://www.bandaprimitiva.es/index.php/es/banda-primitiva-cs/noticias-cs/495-concierto-28-abril-entradas Discover a way to enjoy that music live in SoundTrackFest Here you will find all the information you need to live your favorite Soundtracks and meet the Composers Mission Statement: to assist the integration of foreign residents living in Spain and this is never more accurate than when you establish yourself as a foreign resident in a new country Being able to quickly familiarise yourself with the culture and customs can help ease the transition during a challenging time This is why Euro Weekly News makes it our mission to provide you with a free news resource in English that covers both regional and national Spanish news – anything that we feel you will benefit from knowing as you integrate into your new community and live your best life in Spain you can forget about translating articles from Spanish into awkward English that probably don’t make much sense Let us be your convenient and essential guide to all things that will likely affect you as a foreign resident living in Spain A man was killed in the municipality of Llíria this morning, Thursday, June 1, after being struck on the head by a model aircraft in the Valencian municipality It is believed that the deceased man had only just retired just a few days ago He apparently crossed the runway used for the small aircraft to land without realising that another member of their club was also landing their plane the Judicial Police team have taken control of the investigation into the accident They will be responsible for determining the circumstances surrounding the death The duty court was duly notified by the Guardia Civil of the man’s passing after which His body was transferred to the Institute of Legal Medicine (IML) where a post-mortem examination will be performed Subscribe to our Euro Weekly News alerts to get the latest stories into your inbox Euro Weekly News is the leading English language newspaper in Spain by delivering news with a social conscience we are proud to be the voice for the expat communities who now call Spain home With around half a million print readers a week and over 1.5 million web views per month EWN has the biggest readership of any English language newspaper in Spain The paper prints 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activities including traditional ‘castellers’ (human tower builders) “Only two cities have hosted the Olympic Games and IHF Men’s and Women’s World Championships,” said Josep Mayoral “One is Munich and the other is Granollers.” A giant Lola was also installed in Torrevieja as the Alicante town launched its promotional push for Spain 2021 The figure also includes a countdown clock to the start of the championship three generations of local players were present as the Vista Alegre promenade saw a parade of the eight flags of countries that will contest the first phase of the competition in the town: host nation Spain alongside Austria The integral role of volunteers in the championship was also highlighted in a variety of speeches from those present to give a boost to women's handball and thus achieve equality between men and women,” explained Francisco Blazquez President of the Royal Spanish Handball Federation in his speech a turning point with the organisation of the 2021 IHF Women’s World Championship We want this championship to serve as a tribute for all those players who overcame barriers and for all those of the present and in the future.” Castello also saw the unveiling of a giant Lola “With this World Championship we contribute to the visibility and recognition of women's sport,” said Mayor of Castelló we offer women who are referents of sport worldwide to the boys and girls of the city.” Lliria has also been actively promoting the championship which Andres Campos, Sport Deputy of the Valencian Handball Federation, says the “province of Valencia is totally committed and excited about.”  The Organising Committee of Spain 2021 launched the social media challenge ‘MundiReto’ using the hashtag #YoTambiénSoyGuerrera The nickname of the Spanish team is ‘Las Guerreras’ (The Warriors) and Spain 2021 want to put yourself in the shoes of ‘Las Guerreras’ by filming a short video which could win you up to 25 tickets for the championship For more information and to enter, visit here You can also still volunteer for Spain 2021, apply here (in Spanish) Tickets are now available to watch all matches at Spain 2021 in a variety of ways The Spain 2021 Organising Committee also offers discounts for groups of 10% to 20% as well as for children under 12 years of age and people with reduced mobility All information can be found here, alternatively you can email [email protected] Last month, 19 referee pairs from 19 countries and four IHF continental members were nominated for the championship  The media accreditation process closes on 7 November 2021 (13:00 CET) For more information, to apply and for further guidelines on COVID-19 measures and restrictions in place, please visit here The 25th IHF Women’s World Championship the first IHF Women’s World Championship to feature 32 teams will be staged in Spain from 1 to 19 December 2021 By continuing to browse ihf.info, you agree to our terms of use , privacy policy and the use of cookies. For more information, please review our cookie policy Please enable JS and disable any ad blocker Five members of the Central Valley High School Future Farmers of America (FFA) chapter earned state FFA degrees recently The State FFA Degree is awarded to FFA members who have demonstrated the highest level of commitment to the California State FFA Association and made significant accomplishments in their Supervised Agricultural Experiences (SAEs) Approximately 1,800 state FFA degrees are earned by students each year That number represents approximately 3% of the California FFA association membership each recipient receives a gold State FFA Degree charm The top State FFA Degree recipients may also apply for a Star Award candidates must keep a detailed record book of their project make at least $1,000 on their project and have 500 hours minimum invested in there project along with several other criteria that must be met Another important step towards the 25th IHF Women’s World Championship in Spain was made on Thursday evening as Castelló hosted a beautiful draw event on the Plaza Mayor de Castelló to decide the eight preliminary round groups of the women’s flagship event Castelló is considered as a city committed to promoting women's sport as the city’s mayoress Amparo Marco highlighted before the event: “We continue working to support women’s sport and make the role of women visible and hosting the World Championship is an example of this.” Before Mayoress Marco took the floor to open the draw event on behalf of all host cities the remaining three host cities – Granollers interspersed with a speech from President of the Spanish Olympic Committee Alejandro Blanco as well as presentations of the non-profit organisation Fundación Trinidad Alfonso and Lola which started with information on the draw procedure Chairman of the IHF Commission of Organising and Competitions Assisting with the draw were representatives of the host cities on the one hand and former and current players on the other also a former Olympian (Athens 2004) and international player for 12 years 3 and 2 had been drawn into their respective groups Spain were given a few minutes to choose their group were invited to come to the stage to assist with the draw of the remaining teams in pot 1 had her first international match in the senior squad in April but was already part of the team who played at the Olympic Games Tokyo 2020 Group A sees a rematch of the 2019 IHF Women’s World Championship the Russian Handball Federation will face Serbia again after they beat them 29:24 at the Tokyo Handball Qualification 2020 last March European champions and Tokyo 2020 bronze medallists Norway defeated Romania – also 29:24 – and they will play each other again in Group C who are pitted against each other in Group F met only recently as they played the bronze-medal match of the African Women’s Championship in June The draw event was held in accordance with all regulations and health recommendations regarding COVID-19 the first Women’s World Championship to feature 32 teams Five years after their first Olympic Games appearance the Argentina women’s national team aim to earn their second ticket for the competition Sustainable growth and building on the current core have been the main issues for coach Eduardo Gallardo The first Olympic appearance did not yield any wins for the Argentinian side but as their young players are coming of age the South American team want to emulate the new-found success the men’s team have gathered in the last years The Argentinian side qualified for the Tokyo Handball Qualification 2020 in Spain after their second-place finish at the Pan American Games in 2019 Yet with a plethora of players currently at European clubs the last few months have been tough for Gallardo’s quest to make the team gel and improve the chemistry Since the IHF Women’s World Championship in Japan in December 2019 the team have been able to train together only twice due to the current health situation and restrictions put in place caused by the COVID-19 pandemic despite the great challenge in March when the South American side will face Spain doubling our training sessions and taking advantage of every moment spent together because we could not train together during the year,” said right back Luciana Mendoza to the Confederación Argentina de Handball (CAH) website The Argentinian side have been a constant presence at the IHF Women’s World Championship taking part in each of the last nine tournaments with Japan 2019 being their most successful yet Eduardo Gallardo’s side had both the best finish while also scoring the most goals on average in the world’s handball flagship event once again relying on experienced backs that accrued experience in European domestic leagues who was the 11th top scorer at Japan 2019 with 46 goals one of the most experienced faces in the squad “We are going in this qualifying tournament strong We had some great feelings after the IHF Women’s World Championship in Japan but this break meant that we could mend some things and do others better,” said Carrasu to the CAH website Argentina could likely play a decisive game for their Olympic Games berth against the hosts in Lliria An Olympic Games berth would mean the world for the Argentinian national side the South American team did not win a single game against European opposition History would have to be re-written by Gallardo’s side if they want to proceed to the Olympic Games in Tokyo You are using an outdated browser. 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Read our policy. × The cookie settings on this website are set to "allow cookies" to give you the best browsing experience possible If you continue to use this website without changing your cookie settings or you click "Accept" below then you are consenting to this Close The product is available both with monocrystalline and CIGS solar cells and is claimed to be the world’s largest solar tile with dimensions of 457 x 510 mm From pv magazine Spain Tejas Borja has been manufacturing tiles in Llíria Its catalog includes the Flat-5XL tile which with dimensions of 457 x 510 mm and a weight of 6.55 kg is claimed to be the largest ceramic tile in the world This tile is also available in a photovoltaic version which is an ultra-flat ceramic tile that includes a glass-glass photovoltaic panel The product is also equipped with an anti-reflection full-black cover that allows the entire system to be concealed The connections of the photovoltaic cells are invisible so that their visual impact on the roof is the minimum possible “The normal tile is already a world benchmark and there is no such large tile on the market with solar integration,” the company's R&D specialist Tejas Borja manufactures three different BIPV products The Solar Flat-5XL ceramic tile with dimensions of 457 x 510 mm and a weight of 7.5 kg which is available in two versions: a monocrystalline tile with a power output between 24.2 Wp and 143.26 Wp / m2; a tile made with solar cells of copper gallium and selenium (CIGS) with power output ranging from 17 W to 102 W / m2 Tejas Borja explained that the solar cells are being provided by two undisclosed manufacturers one based in Spain and one operating in Taiwan we offer a performance guarantee of 99% on the monocrystalline version and 97% on the CiGS and above 80% for the next 20 years on both versions,” Usach stated “The ceramic support has a guarantee of 50 years The third product is the Solar Flat-10 roof tile weighs 9.30 kg and has 56 Wp and 123 Wp / m2 of power It is made with an aluminum frame and is finished in full-black color The tiles can be easily deployed by fixing them directly with screws on the roof strips without the need to drill or place additional structures “This avoids the risk of leaks caused by errors in execution or maintenance while avoiding the ‘sail effect',” Usach said adding that the roof is covered with the support ceramic which also provides thermal and acoustic insulation Usach did not reveal details on the product price which he said depends on the characteristics of a project that it was seeing very good acceptance among customers “A commercial project has just been carried out in Belgium and another residential one in Valencia,” said Costina Rusen The company also claims to have several large projects underway More articles from Pilar Sánchez Molina Please be mindful of our community standards This website uses cookies to anonymously count visitor numbers. View our privacy policy. × Slovakia have won Group II and earned a ticket for the President’s Cup final thanks to being awarded a 10:0 victory against PR of China while Tunisia and Paraguay clash in Llíria on Sunday for second place in the group PR of China vs Slovakia 15:00 CET (match cancelled) 0:10 Following the news on Thursday (9 December) that China had decided to withdraw from Spain 2021 due to a COVID-19 case in their delegation Slovakia have been awarded this match with a 10:0 forfeit win With both teams tied at two points before the final game of the group it will be one of the most important matches at Spain 2021 for both Tunisia and Paraguay as this game will decide who finishes second in Group II they will be the second-placed team in this group and will feature in the 27/28 placement match Tunisia have lost 11 of their last 12 games at the IHF Women’s World Championship and will need at least a draw to finish second A four-day rest will also work in the African team’s favour when Paraguay faced Slovakia and conceded a 27:33 loss despite giving the European side serious competition for the first 45 minutes of the match “We will work harder and harder to reach the level of other teams because this is the way we can get even better,” said Paraguay’s coach Nery Vera The South American side have had mixed results against African teams in the competition 12:37 against Angola in the preliminary round at Serbia 2013 and another 28:32 loss against Angola in the same phase of the competition at Germany 2017 in their clearest win yet at the IHF Women’s World Championship In three editions at the world handball flagship competition and the South American side can tie their record two-win tally in an edition provided they secure a positive result against Tunisia centre back Maria Fernandez and right wing Fatima Acuna (20 goals each) will once again be indispensable for Paraguay as they have combined for 62 of their team’s 109 goals or 56.8% of Paraguay’s goals at Spain 2021 Tunisia will need to improve their defence as they have conceded at least 31 goals in each of their four games at Spain 2021 a feature that was also underlined by coach Moaz Ben Amor The team that finish second will play in the 27/28 placement match facing the second-placed team from Group I while the third-placed side will feature in the 29/30 placement match A court in Valencia has sentenced a married couple owners of a bar located in the town of Pedralba to three years in prison for fraud and ordered them to pay compensation of more than eleven million euros to a customer who they convinced to share the prize she had won in the country's Father's Day lottery draw after assuring her that there was no way of knowing which of the three tickets they kept in the bar were hers to which SUR's sister newspaper ABC has had exclusive access describes the strategy "schemed" by both convicted "with the intention of obtaining a patrimonial benefit" from the money of the tenth of the number 39,813 which won 15 million euros per fraction and series there were two others that had won 130,000 euros each so they persuaded the beneficiaries to divide the sum of all of them into four parts The judge decreed that of the 11.15 million euros in compensation 7.4 million euros will go to the complainant and 1.8 million euros to each of her two children these amounts will also be "jointly and severally" liable with those directly responsible as "participants for profit" among the rest of the beneficiaries of the prize distribution between six people who did not commit the crime but benefited unknowingly the complainant played the lottery every week individually with the same number without the participation of third parties except for her children with whom she intended to share in any prizes she might win She would buy 10,123 and 12,396 plus an additional random number a number that was also purchased weekly by the bar owner with a friend and who in both cases entrusted the tickets to the owner for safekeeping in different cabinets kept in the bar It was on 12 March when the complainant and resident of the town of Pedralba bought the lottery ticket in the bar knowing that she would not be able to go to the town the following week she gave it to the bar owner for safekeeping something she did on a weekly basis with the regular customers the accused kept the folder with the tickets both the one belonging to the victim and the other two the day that the father's day lottery was drawn Once she was aware that the number she had "with the intention of obtaining a patrimonial benefit and in execution of a preconceived plan devised with her husband," she contacted the real winner to inform her that the ticket had won and asked her to go to the premises the owners closed it by putting the leg of a table in the door so that no one could enter It was then that they showed her the three winning tickets that they "had intentionally grouped together" and "despite being aware that the winning ticket was hers" they told her that "they could not know who the owner of the special prize was" and that "if she wanted to collect the prize she would have to share it with the other three people who played the number" "nervous about the news and unaware of any further details" the bar managers contacted the other two people who who were also unaware of any further details and whom she informed separately that "they had all agreed to share the prize equally" The accused then went to a notary located in the town of Lliria to formalise a statement of declarations in which the distribution of the prize was recorded as "she had been led to believe that she did not know which tenth was the winner" As a result of this plan drawn up by the convicted parties the victim and her children suffered a "significant financial loss" as they were entitled to the full amount of the prize when they only received a quarter of that amount the magistrate sentenced the owners of the bar the perpetrators of a crime of fraud under articles 248 An appeal may be lodged against this decision before Valencia's High Court of Justice to be presented within ten days of its notification The injured parties filed the complaint on 28 November 2017 as the start of a procedure that has lasted six years and almost six months which they consider to have been "notably disproportionate" in relation to the "low complexity" of the case Comentar es una ventaja exclusiva para registrados Toma Uno is conformed as an audiovisual production company managed and composed by students from different backgrounds in the two contests (Xpress-Puçol 19/10/2020 Short Film Festival; 2 minutes of equality-Lliria 13/11/2020) to which the team has presented itself the work has been rewarded with prizes that prove the talent of the members Have you not found what you were looking for The Guardia Civil has dismantled a gang suspected of committing 61 robberies in the provinces of Valencia and Castellon Officers from the Betera and Lliria barracks took part in ‘Operation Matalaf’ which ended with the arrest of seven people Those detained were five men and two women accused of the crimes of belonging to a criminal organsation often using the ‘ramraiding’ technique during robberies when the police learned of several robberies in companies in the Naquera and Lliria industrial estates Investigators soon verified a criminal gang based in Valencia they stole a multitude of high-value products for their subsequent illicit distribution in the market the detainees stole from farms and pet stores As reported by lasprovincias.es the organisation stole high-end vehicles to subsequently carry out their robberies Investigations led to the location of a country house in the municipality of Lliria where the vehicles used by the organisation were kept officers carried out 12 searches in the municipalities of Burjassot This saw five vehicles valued at €100,000 seized as well as seven stolen vehicles and an ambulance The gang is thought to have carried out all their robberies in a period of seven months The confiscated items allegedly have a total value of more than €800,000 The proceedings of the operation were passed to the disposition of the Court of First Instance and Instruction No2 of Lliria with a judge already sending three of the arrested to prison https://twitter.com/guardiacivil/status/1500456167738335242?s=20&t=9en6In5k1oRQsA0GR5iZhw ___________________________________________________________ Thank you for taking the time to read this article, do remember to come back and check The Euro Weekly News website for all your up-to-date local and international news stories and remember, you can also follow us on Facebook and Instagram Metrovalencia recovers today 80% of the service: here you can check the status of the lines timetables and a provisional map of how to move by other means of transport It is being a gradual process but this Tuesday December 3 has recovered much of the Metrovalencia network The recovery of the service in its entirety is expected in a few days at least 13 of the 25 buses that had been enabled by the DANA will be redirected to cover the stretches that are still without metro streetcar and Metrovalencia lines that are in operation It will be updated as new services become operational There they point out that the frequency of trains are much lower than those stated by Vicente Martínez Mus Minister of Infrastructure: they say that their passage is every 10 or 20 minutes and even a maximum of three trains per hour Published: Invalid Date, A PLACE in the Sun host Ben Hillman was forced to reprimand a couple as they dubbed a property he was showing them as "soulless". In the episode, Michael and Helen were taken around five villas in Llíria in Valencia, Spain, as they tried to find their dream retirement property. While the couple struggled to find anything they liked within their £125,000 budget, Ben had to remind them not to be "rude". Before they'd even stepped into the first property, the Michael and Helen were quick to voice their disappointment. The home based in Vilamarxant, which has an average property price of £140,000, was within budget at £120,000. Right away looking from the outside, Helen remarked that the property "looked a bit small" for her liking. "Well, that's not the reaction I was hoping for!" Ben added in shock, pointing out the home had a large garden for growing vegetables. The land also sported fruit trees, a "cracking" swimming pool and was all within a picturesque location in the countryside. Helen was unsure and explained she wasn't keen to go inside, to which Ben reminded her: "It would be rude not to have a look". Inside, the house had tiled floor throughout, a fireplace in the living room and spacious bedrooms to accommodate guests. Michael wasn't keen and said: "I'm I'm trying to envision our furniture in here and I just can't. There's no soul to it." The couple also criticised the lack of a hallway in the property, adding: "It feels a bit weird coming off one room." With Ben tempting them into the kitchen, the pair agreed it was a nice space but not enough to sway them. Taking Helen and Michael around another four properties only one caught their eye but it was above their budget price They decided not to make an offer and returned to the UK to reconsider their options about raising their budget Our journalists strive for accuracy but on occasion we make mistakes. For further details of our complaints policy and to make a complaint please click this link: thesun.co.uk/editorial-complaints/ Tel. +34 963 82 97 00 | archivalencia@archivalencia.org | FAQS Los inicios de las comunidades cristianas en Valencia se sitúan cuando es martirizado en Valencia San Vicente Mártir el 22 de enero del año 304 La jerarquía eclesiástica durante la época mozárabe subsistió en Valencia hasta mediados del siglo XII por lo menos si bien en el siglo XIII se daba por extinguida aunque permanecieron varios núcleos cristianos en la ciudad y en algunas poblaciones La diócesis tuvo un momento de esplendor a mediados del siglo XVI Fue en el siglo XIX y el primer tercio del XX cuando la comunidad cristiana de Valencia vivió tiempos de gran agitación que fueron testigos asimismo del nacimiento de nuevos institutos de vida consagrada concluyendo esta época con la gran gesta martirial de 1936 en la que numerosos cristianos dieron su vida por Cristo en medio de la mayor persecución religiosa de la historia cristiana de Valencia la Archidiócesis de Valencia está organizada en 8 Vicarías Episcopales territoriales 34 arciprestazgos y 640 parroquias (además hay 65 anejos y 375 iglesias no parroquiales) «La curia diocesana consta de aquellos organismos y personas que colaboran con el Obispo en el gobierno de toda la diócesis principalmente en la dirección de la actividad pastoral así como en el ejercicio de la potestad judicial» (Canon 469 del Código de Derecho Canónico) El Colegio de Consultores ejerce sus funciones en actos de administración ordinaria que sean de especial importancia o en actos de administración extraordinaria y debe ser oído antes de nombrar Ecónomo diocesano interviene en la toma de posesión del Arzobispo y en los actos de administración extraordinaria El Consejo presbiteral es un organismo colegial compuesto de sacerdotes pertenecientes al presbiterio diocesano con la tarea de ayudar eficazmente al Arzobispo en el Gobierno de la archidiócesis Los miembros del Consejo de Asuntos Económicos son nombrados para un período de cinco años Sus sesiones son de consulta y asesoramiento al obispo aunque en determinadas ocasiones el Código de Derecho canónico exige su consentimiento Este Consejo asesora al Arzobispo y a los organismos de la Curia en la preparación de aquellos documentos que contengan actos llamados a producir efectos jurídicos canónicos o civiles Garantiza la protección jurídica de los bienes eclesiásticos sobre todo los de titularidad diocesana examina las cuestiones jurídicas referidas a las personas jurídicas públicas fundaciones y corporaciones sujetas al Arzobispo o sobre las que el Prelado ejerce su patronazgo El Consejo asesora también sobre los problemas jurídicos de las parroquias Al Consejo Diocesano de Pastoral le corresponde estudiar y evaluar lo que se refiere a las actividades pastorales de la diócesis y sugerir conclusiones prácticas sobre ellas ofrece iniciativas y está atento a nuevos campos de pastoral diocesana detectando situaciones que requieren respuestas pastorales y ofreciendo estas respuestas Si necesita consultar boletines anteriores ¿Quieres conseguir el libro "La Iglesia en Valencia" Copyright®2021 Arzobispado de Valencia  | Política de Privacidad | Aviso Legal | Política de Cookies Utilizamos cookies para ofrecerte la mejor experiencia en nuestra web Puedes aprender más sobre qué cookies utilizamos o desactivarlas en los ajustes Esta web utiliza cookies para que podamos ofrecerte la mejor experiencia de usuario posible La información de las cookies se almacena en tu navegador y realiza funciones tales como reconocerte cuando vuelves a nuestra web o ayudar a nuestro equipo a comprender qué secciones de la web encuentras más interesantes y útiles Las cookies estrictamente necesarias tiene que activarse siempre para que podamos guardar tus preferencias de ajustes de cookies Si desactivas esta cookie no podremos guardar tus preferencias Esto significa que cada vez que visites esta web tendrás que activar o desactivar las cookies de nuevo Esta web utiliza Google Analytics para recopilar información anónima tal como el número de visitantes del sitio Dejar esta cookie activa nos permite mejorar nuestra web activa primero las cookies estrictamente necesarias para que podamos guardar tus preferencias Más información sobre nuestra política de cookies