I cannot confirm whether this will have an impact on The Voice of Greece, but I strongly suspect so.
We will know after midnight in Greece (21:00 UTC) today:
(Source: BBC News)
The Greek government has announced that it will shut down the radio and TV services of the state broadcaster ERT.
A government spokesman said transmissions would cease early on Wednesday.
More than 2,000 employees will be suspended until the company reopens “as soon as possible.”
[…]An engineer at the broadcaster’s multimedia department who gave his name as Yannis said: “The government announced that channels will shut down at midnight – after that the screens will go black.
“According to the government, from tonight I will be unemployed. It is a complete shock. In four hours’ time I will not have a job.”
ERT is funded by a direct payment by of 4.3 euros added monthly to electricity bills.
Many thanks to Mike and Andrea Borgnino for the tip!
Update (18:00 UTC): RT has a report worth checking out. Many other news sources are picking up the story.
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