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Hilversum Critical of Eurovision Boycott: "This Decision Could Lead to Even Less Support for the Npo"

Summary by De Telegraaf
It was supposed to be a fraternal seventieth edition of the Eurovision Song Contest. But the annual song contest is already in serious disrepair, as a drastic decision by the AvroTros broadcaster has forced it to do without a Dutch entry, among other things. The politicization of the event has drawn criticism from Hilversum. Jan Slagter: "Netanyahu's government is a gang of crooks, but we should have sent Davina Michelle."

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Hilversum Critical of Eurovision Boycott: "This Decision Could Lead to Even Less Support for the Npo"

It was supposed to be a fraternal seventieth edition of the Eurovision Song Contest. But the annual song contest is already in serious disrepair, as a drastic decision by the AvroTros broadcaster has forced it to do without a Dutch entry, among other things. The politicization of the event has drawn criticism from Hilversum. Jan Slagter: "Netanyahu's government is a gang of crooks, but we should have sent Davina Michelle."

·Amsterdam, Netherlands
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De Telegraaf broke the news in Amsterdam, Netherlands on Friday, December 5, 2025.
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