Deba EUROVISION an: Yon chans pou #TELEUROPE

At 21h CET on 15 May the five candidates hoping to become the next European Commission President staked their claims to the EU’s top job, during the EUROVISION Debate, live from the hemicycle of the European Parliament, in Brussels.

With the European elections just a week away, the EUROVISION Debate gave the candidates a final chance to reach out to 400 million European voters on television, radio and online.

The debate was aired on at least 49 TV channels, 43 web media and nine radio stations across Europe and beyond, bringing the European democratic process right into our homes. Viewers were encouraged to take part in the programme across social media channels using the hashtag #TellEUROPE to share comments and opinions.

As the programme’s producer, EUROVISION, operated by the European Broadcasting Union (EBU), was the guarantor of the debate’s editorial independence.

"EU policies have a real impact on more than half a billion Europeans, yet they can still seem remote from our daily lives. As public service media it is our role to help bridge that gap, and bring democracy to audiences," said EBU Director General Ingrid Deltenre.

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