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PRESIDENTIAL DEBATE AT THE EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT

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FIRST TV PRESIDENTIAL DEBATE AT THE
EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT
 

EUROVISION Debate on May 15
 
In the run up to the upcoming European Elections the European Parliament will host and broadcast, in collaboration with Eurovision, the first Pan-European debate for the Presidency of the European Commission. The event will take place in Brussels on May 15 at 21:00 CET. The editorial responsibility for the debate lies fully with Eurovision. The Presidential Debate will be made available to all TV stations and Radios via the EUROVISION World Feed, Europe by Satelitte (EbS+), and by webstreaming, free of charges, and in accordance with terms of use.

This time it's different

Prominent political figures have been designated by the European Political Parties as candidates to the Presidency of the European Commission.  Jean-Claude Juncker for the EPP, Martin Schulz for the PES, Guy Verhofstadt for ALDE, Ska Keller for the Greens and Alexis Tsipras for PEL will take part in this TV debate, organised for the first time ever in the Plenary Chamber of the European Parliament in Brussels.
LISBON Treaty gives the European Parliament a greater role 

For the first time, as a result of the entry into force of the Lisbon Treaty, the members of the European Parliament, by majority, will elect the new European Commission President. This will be on the basis of a proposal made by the European Council, by qualified majority, and taking into account the results of the May Elections.

The debate will start at 21:00 CET (19:00 GMT) and will last 90 minutes, divided into three segments focussing on different themes. It will be moderated by the well-known Italian anchor Monica Maggioni, Director of RAI News24, in the presence of a Pan-European audience (300-500 people) and representatives of the press.

Technical details 

The debate will be held mainly in English. Interpretation will be provided by the European Parliament in the official 23 EU languages. Broadcasters may prefer to subtitle the debate themselves. Social media interaction will be put integrated and projected on a screen behind the live debate. The hashtag #TellEurope enables citizens to join in the debate, now already, to share their opinions on European issues.

Respect of the Eurovision copyright and disclaimer for interpretation are essential. Further details on distribution and terms of use have been established between Eurovision and the Political Parties and will be communicated in due time.

If you wish to broadcast the EUROVISION Debate (live or recorded, in its entirety or partially) we kindly request you to contact us in advance atbookingsEE2014@ep.europa.eu

The Audiovisual Team

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