Bojana Agapito, 56-year-old shopkeeper from Koper, was genuinely surprised when she learned she had won a 200-euro gift card from the joint lottery organized by Slovenske novice and Lidl Slovenia. The win came as a pleasant surprise, especially since she had purchased the ticket just days earlier while shopping at Lidl. “I think my luck came from the fact that I bought the ticket today,” she smiled. She explained that although she enjoys filling out occasional promotional coupons in her free time, she only does so when the prize seems useful and appealing. This time, however, the reward felt particularly meaningful. She had recently subscribed to Slovenske novice, filled out the coupon, and sent it by post to Ljubljana. “My mother also entered, but they chose me,” she shared with confidence. Despite having studied cooking, Bojana’s career took a different path. For 35 years, she has worked as a shopkeeper, currently employed in a store located in the heart of Koper. Her workday lasts four hours, with the rest of her time spent enjoying retirement due to disability benefits. She expressed no regret over choosing this profession. “Working with people is my favorite thing. The shop is situated in such a location that it attracts locals, tourists, and travelers on pilgrimages throughout the year. That’s why I’ve never been bored.” Her friendliness is well-known, confirmed by regular customers who often return not only for shopping but also for the pleasant conversations and warm smiles she offers everyone. Lidl Slovenia promotes a balanced lifestyle through its mascot Zdravko, encouraging all generations to adopt a more conscious relationship with food. The initiative aims to reduce food waste and promote a healthier way of living. With helpful tips, engaging content, and practical ideas, Lidl Slovenia wants to show that eco-conscious habits can be simple and accessible to everyone. One part of this campaign is the “Zdravko Lidl Recommends” project, which introduces products with good nutritional value and makes everyday purchasing decisions easier for consumers. Zdravko Lidl has become a companion for those seeking a more mindful approach to eating. Bojana finds joy in reading Slovenske novice. “I always start with the local news section. Every article interests me,” she says. Sometimes she buys the newspaper herself, other times her mother brings it home. In her spare time, she also enjoys solving crosswords. The things that bring her the most happiness are family and nature. As a mother of two children and a proud grandmother of a future primary school student, she takes pleasure in spending free time with them. She values her close relationship with her 83-year-old mother, even though she lost her father three years ago. “I try to stay optimistic. This year, I didn’t take a vacation because of my health condition. Instead, I go to the thermal baths for a few days, or I enjoy walks in nature. It’s important to remain positive, even when life brings illness and difficult challenges,” she emphasized. She frequently shops at Lidl. “Today, I bought roses, flowers, and meat,” she listed. She especially likes items from the Deluxe range and those marked “for a short time.” Among her favorites are tartlets with truffles. “They make the whole house smell wonderful, really excellent.” Upon learning of her win, Bojana immediately shared the news with her daughter. “I called her right away and told her I would appear in Slovenske novice.” The prize arrived in the right hands. “I’ll use it for groceries and daily necessities. During hard times, every euro counts, so I’m especially happy about the prize.”
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Slovenske noviceIndependentCenterFactual 94Objective 87yesterday Luck has smiled on the caper merchant BojaniA 56-year-old shopkeeper from Koper named Bojana Agapito won a 200-euro Lidl value card through a promotional lottery run by Slovenske novice and Lidl Slovenia. She expressed surprise at winning, noting she had bought the newspaper and filled out the coupon before sending it to Ljubljana. Bojana has worked as a shopkeeper for 35 years and currently works four hours a day at a store in central Koper, while receiving disability pension for the rest of her time. She enjoys working with people and finds her job fulfilling due to the constant interaction with locals and tourists. The article also highlights Lidl Slovenia’s campaign promoting healthy lifestyles through initiatives like 'Zdravko Lidl,' which encourages mindful eating habits and reduces food waste.
Bias read (Center): The article focuses on a personal story of a shopkeeper winning a promotional prize and does not engage with any politically charged issues, policies, or figures. It provides a neutral account of the event and includes information about a corporate initiative related to health and consumer behavior,
Why factuality (94): The article provides specific details about Bojana Agapito, including her age, location, and the nature of the prize she won. These facts are internally consistent and align with typical reporting styles for such events. No contradictory information appears in the other articles, suggesting a strong
Why objectivity (87): The tone is generally neutral and celebratory, focusing on the positive outcome for the winner. It includes direct quotes from the subject and mentions the company’s promotional campaign without overt bias. However, there is some light promotional content related to Lidl’s health-conscious lifestyle
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