Eurovision 2011 had a fake winner?!

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Today I was searching on Facebook things about Eurovision 2011 and found some interesting pages and articles that made me realize who Azerbaijan really is. I don't want to start a war campaign against this country but the truth must be known! 
As everyone probably knows, Azerbaijan won Eurovision 2011 with a total of 221 points followed closely by Italy with 189 points. Eurovisionista.com reported that Azerbaijan bought the jury votes from different countries, some of them gave Azerbaijan the highest points two years ago. 
Let's take a look at the statistics: 

Countries that voted for Azerbaijan in 2011: Russia (12 points), Malta (12 points), Croatia (10 points), San Marino (10 points), Ukraine (10 points), Moldova (10 points), Romania (10 points), Lithuania (8 points), Estonia ( 8 points), Austria (8 points), Iceland (8 points), Albania (8 points), Cyprus (8 points) etc 

Countries that didn't vote for Azerbaijan in 2011: Denmark, Italy, United Kingdom, Slovenia, Spain, Serbia, Norway,  Bulgaria, Macedonia and Armenia.  

Countries that gave big points to Azerbaijan in 2012: Lithuania (12 points), Russia (10 points), Malta (12 points), Ukraine (12 points), Moldova (10 points), Georgia (10 points) 

Countries that gave big points to Azerbaijan in 2013: Lithuania (12 points), Malta (12 points), Russia (12 points), Georgia (12 points), Austria (12 points), Moldova (8 points) etc 

It is a clear fact that Azerbaijan bought votes in Moldova, Lithuania, Malta and other small countries. It is also known that Oikotimes.com and ESCtoday.com received money from Azerbaijan's broadcaster to aggressively promote the country in different ways. For example, one so called 'journalist' that writes for ESCtoday started a campaign on a social network to promote Azerbaijan in Romania by giving lots of prizes in 2011. See this page  and many others that can be found all over the internet. 
 


Florin Marian Suciu

Writer

Eurovision Fan since 2009, student of History and Accounting.