SloveniaThe article discusses the financial insolvency and legal issues surrounding Boris Mijič's former company, Progros. It reveals that despite Mijič publicly promising to settle all debts by year-end, he transferred the company assets to Rok Snežič without proper compensation, effectively ending Progros' operations. The company ceased functioning in early 2025, leaving employees unpaid and failing to meet tax obligations, leading to its classification as insolvent under Slovenian law. Although Mijič could have initiated bankruptcy proceedings by September 2025, this has not occurred, raising concerns about his responsibility and potential legal liability. The article highlights ongoing legal actions against Mijič for alleged fraud towards both employees and the public.
Bias read (Progressive): The article frames Boris Mijič's actions as fraudulent and deceptive, emphasizing his failure to fulfill promises to employees and the public. It portrays him as having manipulated legal structures to avoid accountability, which aligns with a left-leaning critique of corporate and political elites.
