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Moldova Broadcaster Chief Resigns Over Eurovision Vote Backlash
The head of Moldova's public broadcaster has resigned following widespread public backlash and protests concerning the country's jury vote in the recent Eurovision Song Contest. The controversy reportedly stemmed from the jury's allocation of points, particularly regarding Ukraine.
19 May, 05:47 — 19 May, 09:23
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The IndependentMostly Factual2h ago
Head of Moldova’s public broadcaster resigns after protests over Eurovision vote
Fans denounced the Moldovan jury's decision to award only three points to neighbouring Romania in Saturday's contest
By Alexander Tanas
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Moldova broadcaster chief resigns after Eurovision jury vote sparks public backlash
Many hundreds of fans took to social media to denounce the voting of Moldova's jury in Saturday's contest, which gave only three votes to neighboring Romania.
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First report: ruv · 18 May, 16:50|Full coverage: 10 · 17h|Window: 17h
