The Talking France podcast returns with discussions on recent legal troubles for French politicians, including former PM Francois Fillon and ex-president Nicolas Sarkozy. The episode explores whether France is particularly corrupt or simply better at addressing political corruption. Additionally, the podcast covers a recent family court ruling allowing unique baby names, France's advanced rail network, and controversial plans for a new rail link to Paris's main airport. It also touches on the appropriateness of foreigners swearing in French, with insights from language experts and readers.
Former Prime Minister Francois Fillon was sentenced in a 'fake jobs' scandal, while Nicolas Sarkozy faced consequences for his criminal convictions, highlighting corruption in French politics.
France's impressive rail network has improved significantly, keeping construction costs down and enhancing travel, evidenced by an upcoming controversial connection to Paris's major airport.
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