VRT Questions Future Participation in the Eurovision Song Contest
- The Flemish broadcaster VRT issued a statement on May 20, 2025, questioning its future Eurovision participation over voting concerns.
- This followed Spain’s RTVE demanding an investigation into televote results after Israel’s contestant received maximum points despite protests.
- VRT supports RTVE’s call for full transparency from the European Broadcasting Union and urges a debate among all participating countries.
- VRT’s spokesperson Yasmine Van der Borght stated that there is no evidence suggesting errors in the voting results, but they are requesting greater openness from the EBU regarding the process.
- VRT stated that without serious answers about fairness and transparency, it may reconsider future competition involvement to protect Eurovision’s survival.
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VRT questions future participation in the Eurovision Song Contest
In a statement released early on Monday afternoon, the management of the Flemish public broadcaster VRT says that it is demanding full transparency from the European Broadcasting Union (EBU) with regard to the televoting that took place during the final of this year’s Eurovision Song Contest.
·Antwerp, Belgium
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