The Spanish Government has presented a new law project to combat alcohol consumption, especially among minors.
66% of Spaniards consumed alcohol in the last 30 days and 20% of students got drunk last month.
The law project proposes to ban drinking for minors throughout the country, limit sales to adults in areas frequented by minors, and limit alcohol advertising.
The law project allows companies to advocate for responsible alcohol consumption.
The debate over this law is compared to the anti-tobacco laws, which have effectively reduced smoking.
Conclusion: Despite the economic and cultural interests related to alcohol consumption in Spain, public health and protection of minors should be the priority. The law could have a positive effect on the health of the population, similar to the anti-tobacco laws.