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Habeas Data Policy
The City Paper is an independent media, and as such we rely on cookies to make this site functional. The data we collect when you subscribe to our newsletter is general and will not identify you directly. The data will help us know general information about our readers for editorial, commercial, and marketing purposes.
Colombia Habeas Data Laws insures that we protect your data, and let you change or rectify the data we collect from you by subscribing to our newsletter or any other service we offer. It also obliges us to let you know what can we do with your information, as stated next:
The City Paper Ltda, TCP, with Tax Identification Number available upon request, and the person or persons the company appoints as Data Manager, are in charge of administering the data by collecting, storing, and using it for the following purposes:
1. Send you alerts regarding our editorial coverage, news and features, guide, and in general information published by us through our newsletter, site or other products and services we offer.
2. Extend you invitations to participate in events organized by TCP or in alliance with our partners.
3. Send you promotions, surveys, campaigns regarding new products and services offerd by TCP or by third parties in alliance with us.
4. Execute loyalty campaigns and programs by us or in alliance with our strategic partners.
5. Analise the data to improve our editorial content, advertising campaigns, market research, navigation and overall reader experience.
We will not sell your information to third parties. We could include third-party information in our newsletters and products.
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Know about your rights regarding Habeas Data
The Colombian Constitution and the Law 1581 of 2012 protect your rights to your data so you can:
1. Have Free access to the data you provided.
2. Update or rectify the information provided either because it could be
partial, inaccurate, incomplete, fragmented, misleading data, or because you didn’t authorize the use of your data or because you prohibit its use.
a) Request proof of the authorization granted.
b) Submit complaints to the Superintendence of Industry and Commerce (SIC)
regarding the violations of the provisions of current regulations.
c) Revoke the authorization and/or request the deletion of the data, unless there is a legal or contractual duty that makes it imperative to preserve the information.
d) Refrain from answering questions about sensitive data or data on children and adolescents.
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