Legal requirements of the website
The internet domain https://estadisticasdecriminalidad.ses.mir.es/publico/portalestadistico/ and all domains, subdomains, and directories included under it (hereinafter collectively referred to as the "Crime Statistical Portal") are owned by the General Directorate for Coordination and Studies of the State Secretariat for Security of the Ministry of the Interior. Their purpose is to provide general information and public service, in accordance with Article 4 of Royal Decree 208/1996 of February 9, which regulates administrative information and citizen service.
Within the limits set by Article 4 of Royal Decree 208/1996, the content, structure, and selection of links on the Portal are solely for informational purposes and have been curated and coordinated by the Crime Statistical Portal. They do not create any legally binding obligations.
The total or partial reproduction of content from this website is prohibited without citing its origin or obtaining prior authorization, except on pages where other conditions are explicitly stated.
The information published on this website comes from public sources. The Crime Statistical Portal is not liable for any damages or harm that may result from the use of the information or tools provided on the Portal.
In order to keep the published information up to date, the Crime Statistical Portal reserves the right to make changes to update, correct, modify, add, or delete any content or design elements at any time. It is therefore recommended to verify the validity and accuracy of the information by consulting official sources.
The Crime Statistical Portal is only responsible for responses provided through the official email address associated with this Center.
Mandatory nature of the general conditions
These general conditions, permanently available at https://estadisticasdecriminalidad.ses.mir.es/publico/avisoLegal.html, will bind any reusing agent by the mere fact of using the documents subject to them.
Authorization for reuse and non-exclusive transfer of intellectual property rights
These general conditions allow the reuse of documents subject to them for both commercial and non-commercial purposes.
Reuse is understood as the use of documents held by bodies of the General State Administration and other agencies and entities of the state public sector referred to in Article 1.2 of Royal Decree 1495/2011, of October 24, which implements Law 37/2007, of November 16, on the reuse of public sector information, by natural or legal persons for commercial or non-commercial purposes, provided that such use does not constitute a public administrative activity.
Authorized reuse includes, by way of illustration, activities such as copying, dissemination, modification, adaptation, extraction, reordering, and combination of information.
The concept of "document" is defined in section 2 of Article 3 of Law 37/2007, of November 16, on the reuse of public sector information. It therefore includes all information, regardless of its physical or electronic format, as well as its graphic, audio, or visual representation. This also encompasses data at their most disaggregated or "raw" level.
This authorization also implies the free and non-exclusive transfer of any intellectual property rights that may apply to such documents, allowing activities of reproduction, distribution, public communication, or transformation necessary for the authorized reuse, in any form and format, worldwide and for the maximum term permitted by law.
General conditions for reuse
The following general conditions apply to the reuse of documents subject to them:
- It is prohibited to distort the meaning of the information.
- The source of the documents being reused must be cited. This citation may be made as follows: "Source of data: Crime Statistics Portal."
- The date of the last update of the documents being reused must be mentioned, provided that it was included in the original document.
- It may not be indicated, insinuated, or suggested that the reused Crime Statistics Portal participates in, sponsors, or supports the reuse carried out with it.
- Metadata regarding the update date and the applicable reuse conditions included, where applicable, in the document made available for reuse must be preserved, not altered, or deleted.
Exclusion of liability
The use of the datasets will be carried out by users or reusing agents at their own risk, and they are solely responsible for any damages that may arise from such use.
The Crime Statistics Portal will not be liable for the use of its information by reusing agents, nor for any damages or economic losses that, directly or indirectly, cause or may cause economic, material, or data damages caused by the use of the reused information.
The Crime Statistics Portal does not guarantee the continued availability of reusable documents, either in content or form, nor does it assume liability for any errors or omissions contained therein.
Responsibility of the reusing agent
The reusing agent is subject to the applicable regulations on the reuse of public sector information, including the sanctioning regime provided for in Article 11 of Law 37/2007 of 16 November on the reuse of public sector information.