Lukić: It's beyond all limits. Juhart: It's the responsibility of the company's management, criminal and compensation.

RTV Slovenija (MMC)State / PublicProgressive4 hr. ago

In an interview on RTV Slovenija, sindicalist Goran Lukić and lawyer Miha Juhart discuss the controversial transfer of ownership of the Progros company by MP Boris Mijič. Mijič transferred the company, which is owned entirely by him, to his tax advisor Rok Snežič for free, with plans to eventually have the company end up under the control of Left-wing coordinator Luke Mesc. Lukić expresses outrage over the situation, calling it beyond human intelligence and noting that Mijič’s company still owes 37,000 euros to a cooperator. He emphasizes the broader implications for workers and creditors, stating that the actions have been carried out in a manner that is both public and unlawful. Lawyer Juhart explains that transferring shares in a limited liability company does not change the legal position of claims against the company, and that all creditors remain unpaid. He notes that while the owner can freely dispose of their share, the law is strict regarding who can be a shareholder.

Bias read (Progressive): The article frames the actions of MP Boris Mijič in a highly negative light, emphasizing the ethical and legal implications of transferring company ownership for personal gain. The language used by Lukić suggests strong criticism of Mijič’s behavior, implying corruption or misuse of power. While the