The article discusses financial difficulties faced by RTV Slovenia (RTVS), a public broadcaster, particularly regarding funding for minority language programs and music production. The management claims they have been unable to receive €7.76 million allocated for these purposes under a new law passed in December 2022 under the previous government led by Robert Golob. As a result, RTVS had to temporarily borrow €8.1 million to cover June payroll expenses. By the end of June, they managed to repay only €2.5 million, leaving them with a debt of €5.6 million. The article suggests that the funding for minority programs is being used primarily for salaries rather than for promoting diversity, and critics argue that RTVS has become a propaganda tool for leftist policies.
Bias read (Progressive): The article frames RTVS as a 'propaganda machine' for 'left-liberal politics,' implying ideological bias. It criticizes the broadcaster for using public funds for high salaries rather than diversity promotion and accuses it of serving political agendas. This framing aligns with a left-leaning bias,





