SloveniaThe family of Slovenian MP Boris Mijič has managed to purchase an apartment in Greece despite all their companies having gone bankrupt or into liquidation. Analysis of their business history reveals that Mijič and his family members have repeatedly failed to distribute profits, often leaving significant unpaid debts. During periods of high earnings, they consistently failed to cover costs, leading to financial distress. When problems arose, they transferred operations to new companies, effectively restarting the cycle. Despite these ongoing financial issues, the family was able to buy property in Greece just before one of their businesses collapsed. The apartment is located at Olympic Beach, a popular tourist destination. Further investigations revealed that Mijič recently transferred ownership of his company Progros to a tax advisor, avoiding responsibility for over 411,000 euros in debts to employees, suppliers, and the state. This follows claims by Mijič that he would pay off all debts by year-end, which has since been proven false.
Bias read (Progressive): The article frames the actions of Boris Mijič and his family in a manner that highlights potential corruption and misuse of power. It emphasizes the lack of accountability, the transfer of liabilities to others, and the continued personal enrichment despite systemic failures. The tone suggests a dis
