The EBU has negociated with TVE, RAI, and other public channel members, in order to avoid the decline of JESC

La UER ha negociado con TVE, RAI y otras cadenas afiliadas, para evitar el declive de JESC.

   La Unión Europea de Radiodifusión, ha intentado que sus canales de televisión afiliados tomen parte de en Eurovisión junior 2012, aunque hoy 29 de junio se acaba el plazo de confirmación, no hay noticias aún sobre si lo ha conseguido.

   Según informa “FormulaTV” y “Oikotimes”, la UER ha negociado la vuelta de España y la participación de Italia, para conseguir que algún “Big Five” tome parte en el festival, después que el Reino Unido, Alemania y Francia, no hayan mostrado interés en participar en esta edición.

   En la edición pasada solamente participaron 13 países, y para esta solo hay 8 confirmados. Países como Letonia y Lituania se han retirado, y otros como Noruega, Chipre y Portugal han declinado la invitación para participar.

The EBU has negociated with TVE, RAI, and other public channel members, in order to avoid the decline of JESC

   Despite a try from the EBU to get some of the public channels members back to the contest. There is no response from them, although today is Deadline to take part in it.

   According to " Formula TV" and Oikotimes", the EBU has negociated the spanish comeback as well as the italian participation in order to have any of the "Big five" member in the contest, after the refusal from the UK, Germany and France to take part this year.

   Last year, only 13 countries took part in JESC, and according to the latest news, there are only 8 confirmed for this year so far.

   Some countries such as Latvia, and Lithuania have withdrawn and other as Malta, Cyprus Norway or Portugal have refused the invitation.members back to the contest. There is no response from them, although today is Deadline to take part in it.