SloveniaThe head of the Slovenian parliamentary group Resni.ca, Zoran Stevanović, has stated that member Boris Mijič no longer has the moral right to sit in parliament due to his actions, which have caused significant damage to the party. While legal procedures would require by-elections if Mijič were removed, which could cost the party a mandate, Stevanović says they will take all necessary political steps to ensure Mijič does not represent the party by October. He admitted he was shocked to learn of Mijič's misconduct, including financial issues, misleading information, and mistreatment of employees, which occurred without his knowledge. Stevanović emphasized that the party's mandate comes from its supporters, not from Mijič personally, and expects him to settle his obligations to workers and accept responsibility for his actions.
Bias read (Center): The article presents the statements of Zoran Stevanović, who criticizes Boris Mijič for his actions but acknowledges the legal constraints preventing immediate removal. The tone remains focused on the internal party dynamics and the need for accountability, without overtly favoring one side over the
