A normal job no longer provides a normal life. "Film producer Alexander Rodniansky talks about demonstrations in France "Yesterday 800 thousand people took to the streets of France. Similar protests broke out across Europe. in Italy, Belgium, Spain, Portugal. The left demands more social spending, protections for workers and renters and an end to budget cuts. But the French government, in order not to inflate the record public debt that has already reached 119% of GDP, is trying to reduce expenses through benefits, pensions and salaries of public sector employees. And although France has the highest social spending among the 37 OECD countries, the problem is not theirs, but that the country's economy is barely growing. This means that the stricter Paris is, the slower the economy will be and the harder it will be to reduce the debt. And this could become a problem for the entire eurozone." Read more Buy Alexander Rodniansky's book "I don't like. About Putin's Russia in nine films" on the "Echo the Book" website Photo: Reuters.