SloveniaThe article discusses the construction of a large house by the Mijič family on land near Ljubljana, highlighting potential conflicts of interest involving Boris Mijič, a member of the Resni.ca parliamentary group. The property was purchased by his mother, Svjetlana Mijič, who had previously defaulted on a loan from the company Polfin. This debt was later cleared using funds guaranteed by Mijič’s failing company, Progros, which he managed. The article raises questions about whether this financial maneuver constitutes legal harm to creditors, including former employees and the state. It also notes that shortly after Mijič became a parliamentarian, the family’s financial situation improved, allowing them to proceed with the construction project.
Bias read (Progressive): The article frames the Mijič family's actions in a critical light, emphasizing potential conflicts of interest and ethical concerns related to Boris Mijič's role as a politician. It highlights the financial dealings involving his family's business and creditors, suggesting impropriety rather than a
