Our legal basis for handling your data is based on two principles: 'meaningful consent' and 'legitimate interest'.

'Meaningful consent' means that you have given your explicit consent to the reason for using your data (e.g., contacting other local people or subscribing to our correspondence).

'Legitimate interest' means that we may process your personal information if we have a genuine legitimate reason to do so which does not adversely affect your rights and interests.

When you provide us with your personal data, we use your information for our legitimate interests by creating a mass movement of people to carry out our work. Before we do so, we will carefully review this, and analyze the impact it may have on you and your rights.

SENA cannot fully guarantee the accuracy and reliability of all information on the website, and therefore, despite all its technical measures and journalistic instructions, there may be bugs, viruses or security problems on the website. Therefore, in the event of any errors, we apologize in advance, and trust we have your cooperation to enable the proper corrections to be made as soon as possible.

The user may view, print, copy and store all material on the website on the hard disk of the computer or any other physical support, if this is for personal and private use, although sale, distribution and modification of the contents are totally prohibited. Conversely, open contents may be quoted freely, although the source must be stated at all times.

SENA has the right to make, without prior notice, the modifications it deems appropriate to its website, to enable it to modify contents and services, delete and expand them, or adapt the way in which they appear, whenever it wishes.