Article 1. Data Controller
The website www.lamesa.ar operates under the trade name LA MESA. Patricio Hernán Maciel is the individual responsible for the business.
Questions concerning personal data protection may be sent to contacto@lamesa.ar.
Personal data processing is governed by Argentina's Personal Data Protection Law No. 25,326, its implementing regulations, and other applicable rules. This policy sets out the general conditions for processing associated with the website and its institutional contact channels.
Article 2. Personal Data Covered
LA MESA may receive information voluntarily provided through forms or email, including full name, organization, position, email address, telephone number, country, and the content of an inquiry.
Technical data necessary for the operation and security of the website may also be processed, including IP addresses, access dates, and error logs.
Initial inquiry forms are not intended to collect passwords, access credentials, confidential wealth documents, detailed financial information, or third-party data without sufficient authorization.
Please refrain from sending such information until an appropriate channel is available and, where applicable, a specific confidentiality agreement has been arranged.
Article 3. Purposes of Processing
Personal data may be used to:
- Receive and respond to inquiries.
- Assess the suitability and fit of professional service requests.
- Maintain correspondence relating to an inquiry.
- Manage contractual relationships that have actually been established.
- Comply with legal obligations.
- Maintain the security and operation of systems.
Information received through an inquiry will not be used for unsolicited promotional communications without an adequate legal basis and, where required, the data subject's specific consent.
Article 4. Voluntary Disclosure and Consent
Providing personal data is voluntary.
Fields marked as mandatory are necessary to identify and respond to a request; leaving them blank may prevent processing. All other fields are optional.
Where consent is required by law, it must be informed and given through a valid expression of agreement.
Where a statutory exception applies, processing will be strictly limited to the purposes permitted.
Submitting an inquiry does not amount to blanket authorization for uses beyond those disclosed.
Article 5. Confidentiality and Restricted Access
LA MESA will apply standards of confidentiality, necessity, and restricted access.
Only those with a legitimate need to carry out the stated purposes may process this data.
This policy does not replace any specific confidentiality commitments that may be agreed for particular assignments or document exchanges.
Article 6. Technology Providers and Transfers
Web hosting, email, security systems, and form administration may require the involvement of technology service providers.
Their access to data must be limited to their contracted functions and subject to appropriate safeguards.
LA MESA does not sell personal data databases.
Any disclosure to third parties or international transfer of data must serve a legitimate purpose and comply with applicable legal requirements.
Article 7. Data Retention
Data will be retained for as long as necessary to answer inquiries, manage any relationship established, fulfill legal obligations, and protect legitimate rights.
Once those purposes have been fulfilled and any legally required retention periods have expired, data will be deleted, anonymized, or appropriately restricted, as applicable.
Information related to a contractual relationship may be subject to retention periods different from those applicable to an inquiry that does not lead to an engagement.
Article 8. Information Security
LA MESA will adopt reasonable technical and organizational measures appropriate to the nature of the information and systems used, aimed at preventing unauthorized access, loss, alteration, or processing incompatible with the stated purposes.
Absolute security cannot be guaranteed. Incidents will be addressed in accordance with applicable law and the circumstances of each case.
Article 9. Data Subject Rights
Data subjects may exercise their rights to information, access, rectification, updating, and erasure under applicable law by contacting:
Reasonable identity verification may be required to protect personal data.
The right of access may be exercised free of charge at intervals of at least six months, unless a legitimate interest warrants a shorter interval.
Requests for access must be addressed within ten calendar days, and requests for rectification, updating, or erasure within five business days, in accordance with Law No. 25,326 and its exceptions.
Argentina's Agency for Access to Public Information (Agencia de Acceso a la Información Pública, AAIP) is the competent supervisory authority for complaints and claims.
Official information: www.argentina.gob.ar/aaip.
Article 10. Cookies and Technical Logs
The website may use technical resources necessary for its operation and security.
If measurement, analytics, advertising, or other technologies requiring specific disclosures or consent are introduced, the relevant notices and controls must be implemented in light of how they actually operate and applicable law.
Article 11. Third-Party Websites
External links may lead to services governed by their own privacy policies.
LA MESA does not control the data-processing practices of independent third parties.
Article 12. Updates and Contact
This policy may be updated to reflect operational, technological, or legal developments.
The update date will be published. Changes will not retroactively authorize processing that is inconsistent with previous disclosures or the law.
Inquiries and exercise of rights: contacto@lamesa.ar.