The document discusses the issue of underage drinking in Spain, noting that alcohol is too cheap and easy for teenagers to access. It argues that while some drinking may be seen as normal teenage experimentation, many teenagers drink alcohol alone at too young of an age, such as 14 years old. The document concludes that 14 is generally too young for drinking alcohol and that parents need to provide stronger guidance and support to help teenagers make positive decisions.

1. “Alcohol is too cheap and it is too easy for teenagers to buy it”.
Alcohol for teenagers is becoming more common in Spain, so
this is a genuine problem. There are often discussions about it
on the Internet and on TV.
I understand the pressures teenagers have to drink alcohol.
Some people think that alcohol is very dangerous for our
health. However, in my opinion too many teenagers drink
alcohol when they are alone. When someone is 14, they're
definitely too young to drink this type of drinks. There is too
much pressure on teenagers to copy the bad examples of some
adults.
In conclusion I think that, in most cases, 14 is too young for
drinking alcohol. Some parents aren't responsible enough. They
need to give strong, clear support and advice to teenagers, and
help them think positively.