SloveniaThe article reports that Boris Mijič's wife holds a stake in a construction company, 'Gradbene rešitve,' whose owners include Russians. The company was established after Progros, a former enterprise led by Mijič, collapsed financially. According to the report, Mijič allegedly knew about Progros' financial troubles before its collapse, leaving workers, the state, and other creditors unpaid. The article suggests potential connections between Mijič's family and Russian business figures, noting that the company's directors include Mijič's father and his wife. It also highlights the political alignment of Mijič's party, which is described as pro-Russian, and mentions their frequent meetings near Mijič's home.
Bias read (Progressive): The article frames the connection between Mijič's family and Russian business interests through a lens that implies political influence and pro-Russian alignment. It emphasizes the political affiliations of Mijič's party and suggests possible collusion or hidden ties, using terms like 'zagovornica'—
