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Slovenia💼 Business9 hr. ago

A new obstacle for Progress's creditors: why appoint a straw man from Bosnia?

The article discusses a new obstacle for users of Progros, a Slovenian online marketplace, suggesting that director Mijič has appointed someone from Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH) who might be controversial or unqualified. The piece raises questions about the decision and its potential impact on Progros' operations and user trust.

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A new obstacle for Progress's creditors: why appoint a straw man from Bosnia?

The article discusses a new obstacle for users of Progros, a Slovenian online marketplace, suggesting that director Mijič has appointed someone from Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH) who might be controversial or unqualified. The piece raises questions about the decision and its potential impact on Progros' operations and user trust.

Bias read (Center): The article focuses on a business-related issue involving Progros, a private company, and does not involve direct political figures, policies, or partisan issues. There is no clear ideological framing or bias in the content provided.

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