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There are also demonstrations in Malmö, but when asked whether the protest will also seep into the broadcast, for example through reactions from the audience or during the scoring, De Tender answers: “In principle, there will be absolutely nothing of political significance in the show.” messages. We will also ensure that that does not happen. Free speech is important, there are also a number of demonstrations in the city. It is important that people can speak out about the conflict.”
“The festival is a major event watched by tens of millions of viewers worldwide, we ensure that it remains based on the values of the Eurovision Song Contest. Everyone stands for unity, inclusion and diversity, that is the core we want to preserve. It doesn’t matter whether this is difficult for me personally or not. I have a responsibility to the festival, the public broadcasters and to the many viewers and that is part of the job.”
