» Poslanec Resnice ter nekdanji lastnik in direktor podjetja Progros Boris Mijić , medtem ko prejema poslansko plačo, dolguje državi in lastnim zaposlenim desetine tisočev evrov,« pravi poslanec Levice Luka Mesec . Dodaja, da Mijić hkrati nadaljuje posle prek obvodnih podjetij, med drugim prek ženinega podjetja. Pri tem ga spremljajo resni očitki o neplačanih plačah in prispevkih ter celo o odjavljanju delavcev iz socialnih zavarovanj s ponarejanjem njihovih podpisov. Zaradi suma kršitev pravic delavcev in ponarejanja listin je menda policija po dveh predkazenskih postopkih proti poslancu vložila tudi dve kazenski ovadbi.
»Stranka mu kljub temu ščiti hrbet. Ampak človek, ki se tako obnaša do lastnih delavcev, ki državi dolguje davke in prispevke ter ga spremljajo sumi kršitev zakonodaje, nima nobene legitimnosti govoriti kot predstavnik ljudstva in odločati o pravicah drugih. Zato bomo v Levici zahtevali sklic seje odbora za gospodarstvo, delo in šport, na kateri želimo odpreti vprašanje politične odgovornosti in primernosti opravljanja poslanske funkcije v primeru poslanca Borisa Mijića,« pravi Mesec.
Poslanski mandat ne sme biti zaščita pred odgovornostjo. »Poslanec Resnice Boris Mijić je kot bivši lastnik podjetja dolžen državi 32.000 evrov neplačanih davkov in prispevkov, svojim delavcem pa več deset tisoč evrov neplačanih plač. Ob tem ko predsednik njegove stranke, Zoran Stevanović , zatrjuje, da bo vse te dolgove poplačal iz svojega žepa, se sprašujem, od kod njemu ta denar,« se je Mesec vprašal ob napovedi sklica seje.
Dodal je, da obstaja utemeljen sum, da je Mijić svoje delavce odjavljal iz socialnih zavarovanj s ponarejanjem njihovih podpisov. »Ampak pozor, stranka Resnica od tega poslanca ne zahteva odstopa. Koalicija, katere del je stranka Resnica in jo vodi Janez Janša , od tega človeka ne zahteva odstopa. Jernej Vrtovec in Anže Logar , ki sta svojo predvolilno kampanjo zgradila na boju proti korupciji, od tega poslanca ne zahtevata odstopa,« opozarja Mesec.
Read the full article at Delo →📄Source document: Levica's public statement
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RTV Slovenija (MMC)State / PublicLeft5 days agoThe Left Party has announced it will demand the resignation of MP Boris Mijič from Resni.ca due to his alleged financial misconduct, including unpaid taxes, contributions, and wages owed to employees. The party claims Mijič falsified employee signatures to deregister them from social insurance. It also mentions that police have filed two criminal charges against him. The article notes that while the president of Resni.ca, Zoran Stevanović, claims he will cover these debts personally, the Left Party questions where this money comes from.
Bias read (Left): The article frames Boris Mijič's actions negatively, emphasizing allegations of financial misconduct, unpaid wages, and potential fraud. It highlights the Left Party's stance demanding his resignation and criticizes his financial behavior without providing balanced counterpoints or perspectives from
Official sources cited
- organisation Levica's public statement
- government Police investigation into Boris Mijič
DeloIndependent🔒Left5 days agoLuka Mesec, a member of the Left Party, accuses former business owner and MP Boris Mijić of owing tens of thousands of euros to the state and his employees, while continuing to operate through affiliated companies. Mesec claims Mijić faces criminal charges related to unpaid wages, social insurance fraud, and forged signatures. He calls for an inquiry into Mijić's suitability to hold office due to these alleged violations.
Bias read (Left): The article presents accusations against a conservative politician (Resnica party) by a Left Party member, emphasizing legal and ethical breaches. The framing highlights the politician's alleged failures and calls for accountability, aligning with progressive values of transparency and public trust.
Official sources cited
- statement Statement by Luka Mesec
ReporterIndependentCenter5 days agoThe article discusses what would happen if MP Miha Mijič from the Resnica party were to resign.
Bias read (Center): The subject matter does not involve political controversy or ideological framing. The article is hypothetical and does not present any biased language or one-sided perspective.
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