MTVA Overhaul That May Bring Hungary Back To Eurovision 2027
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Hungary's Parliament passed media reform legislation that dismantled MTVA, potentially paving the way for the nation to return to Eurovision 2027.
Dramatic developments have unfolded in Hungary in recent moments, which could directly impact the nation's future in the Eurovision Song Contest. The Hungarian Parliament has approved a significant reform that will likely facilitate Hungary's return to the coveted competition, possibly as early as this upcoming edition.
Hungary withdrew from the Eurovision Song Contest in 2019, following the edition held in Tel Aviv, and has since expressed staunch opposition to returning to the competition each year, partly due to the nature of the country's government. Fortunately, elections were held in Hungary about two and a half months ago, resulting in the fall of the far-right government - a move that began paving the way for the nation to return to the contest.
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The Dismantling of MTVA and the New Broadcasting Era
The Hungarian Parliament approved a...










