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The blocked Progros company still advertises itself on the Internet with a 'wide range of high-quality construction services, including the affordable adaptation of houses in Central Slovenia'.
More and more information is coming to light about the controversial business practices of MP Boris Mijic, who won 1044 votes in the constituency of Gornji Radgon, where he was a candidate, and who now visits once a month.The leader of the party, Zoran Stevanović, is currently trying to minimize the problem and political damage, while Mijic is portrayed as a hardworking businessman who has done everything to correct alleged business mistakes of others.
In recent weeks, Mijić's company Progros has been in the forefront, and the analysis of Mijić's business should actually start with Progros 1, which has already ended in bankruptcy. This company with the first name Alusistem founded the company Bramar in Maribor in 2014, in April 2016 it became owned by Ukrainian Stanislav Molchinskyy, and in July 2016 Boris Mijič, the current Member of Parliament of Resnica. Mijić re-registered the company as a construction company and renamed it Progros 1, d. o. o., and his father Miladin Mijić formally took over the management. Until Mijić's takeover, the company almost did not operate, but then already in 2016 it had a turnover of €14 million in good revenue, and a year later, in 2017, it had already raised €1.4 million; and in 2017, it also raised €22 million in good revenue, and in the following year it raised €175,000,000. The company's net profit fell to €385,000 in Maribor, and in April 2016 it became owned by Ukrainian Stanislav Molchinskyy, and in July 2016 by Boris Mijić, the current MP of Resnica.
Of the approximately 74,000 companies in Slovenia, the company of Petrola's most influential owner Darij Južne is now being rescued by the company of MP Bojan Mijic.
In one of the reports, the latter also quoted the director, Miladin Mijić, as blaming the workers for the bankruptcy. The former management cited contractual penalties and employee negligence as the reasons for the bankruptcy, PirPirc wrote. However, the documentation reveals that Progros 1 had already had to pay compensation to the workers for the unlawful termination of the employment relationship on the basis of a judgment.
Although Zoran Stevanović, the head of Resnica, claims that Boris Mijić took over another company with a very similar name Progros, d. o. o. in May 2025, and that he actually started to rescue it, this is completely fictitious. It is a family business of the Mijić family, where ownership and the director's function have been passed since its establishment in 2012 between members of the Mijić family, often living at the same address.
Zoran Stevanovic is paying all his debts.
So not only did Mijič know very well what was happening with the company, but he had been actively involved in the management of this construction company all these years, which even now has active online advertising for beneficial adaptations of houses in central Slovenia. Similar to Progros 1, Progros also failed right after the record year. In 2024, Progros' revenues increased by almost EUR 1.4 million the year before they were around EUR 800,000 , it employed about 18 people and ended the year with a profit of around EUR 15,000. Already a few months later, last year, when Mijič took over as director, everything started to move towards the second of May. And on 24 June last year, there was already a blockage of bank accounts, which now lasts almost continuously for days in August, but Progros is on the list of original tax debtors of the FEK and therefore has a debt of EUR 30,000 from the original debtors.
Goran Lukić from the Workers' Advisory Council described the case of a worker who in mid-July, i.e. when Mijić was already the Director of the Workers' Advisory Council, received an SMS message stating that he did not have a regulated compulsory health insurance. It turned out, as Lukić said, that Progros had dismissed him from the ZZZS on 30 June last year because of his lack of work, and the basis for this was a regular termination of employment contracts for business reasons, the signature of which was a bad employee. A more tragic example is the worker who was dismissed from Progros's employment contracts for business reasons, and was thus dismissed from the right to terminate employment contracts on the basis of forgery of documents. The worker was represented by a police officer who had never seen him until the end of that year, and who had never signed a contract of employment contract due to illness.
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Maribor24IndependentLeft2 days agoZoran Stevanović, leader of the Resnica party, called on Minister for Labour Luka Mesec to resign, accusing him of being aware of alleged irregularities in business dealings but failing to act appropriately. The Left Party responded critically, targeting MP Boris Mijič and announcing plans to summon the committee for labour issues. They argued that Stevanović lacks credibility due to his own financial controversies and accused him of using the situation for political self-promotion rather than addressing workers' rights.
Bias read (Left): The article presents strong criticism from the Left Party toward Stevanović, emphasizing his lack of credibility due to personal financial issues and accusing him of using the situation for political gain. The framing highlights the Left’s perspective, portraying Stevanović negatively while downplay
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- statement Zoran Stevanović's social media post
- statement Left Party statement
Žurnal24IndependentCenter2 days agoLuka Mesec, koordinator Levice, zahteva odstop poslanca stranke Resnica Borisa Mijiča zaradi sumov glede neplačevanja zaposlenih, ponarejanja podpisov, uporabe obvodnih podjetij in fiktivnih transakcij. Mesec ocenjuje, da ta vedenje ni kredibilno za izvoljenega predstavnika ljudstva in poudarja, da neplačevanje predstavlja eksistencialno grožnjo za delavce. Zoran Stevanović, ki je bil ranljiv v tej aferi, vrača udarec s pozivom k odstopu Luka Mesca, ki mu očita opustitev dolžnega ravnanja in sistemsko podporo korupciji.
Bias read (Center): The article reports on a political controversy involving demands for resignation due to alleged misconduct by a politician. The framing appears balanced, presenting both sides' arguments without overtly biased language or selective sourcing. It does not favor one side over the other in terms of tone
Siol.netIndependentCenter2 days agoPredsednik državnega zbora Zoran Stevanović je na svojem Facebook profilu zahteval odstop poslanca Luka Mesa. Stevanović trdi, da Mesec ima znanje o številnih primerih kršitev podjetij v odnosu do delavcev in drugih prevarah, posebej povezanih s politiko. Posebej je omenil podjetje SSI Schaefer, ki deluje v spregi s politiko, tožilstvom in Fursom. Stevanović meni, da so se pogodbe in dokumenti poneverjali, in da Luka Mesec kot minister ni udeležen v dolžnem ravnanju.
Bias read (Center): The article reports on a public figure's call for another individual's resignation based on alleged misconduct. The content does not exhibit clear ideological framing, loaded language, or one-sided sourcing. It presents statements made by Stevanović without overtly favoring any political side.
MladinaIndependentLeft2 days agoThe article discusses the controversial business practices of Boris Mijič, a member of the Resnica party and MP, focusing on his company Progros. It highlights allegations against Mijič, including the restructuring of his company Progros 1, which previously operated under the name Alusistem and went bankrupt. The article also mentions Mijič's father, Miladin Mijič, who took over the management of the company after Boris assumed ownership.
Bias read (Left): The article presents information suggesting potential misconduct by Boris Mijič, a member of the Resnica party, without explicitly endorsing any political stance but with an emphasis on uncovering alleged wrongdoing. The framing implies scrutiny of a political figure’s business dealings, aligning it
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- other Analysis of Mijič's Business Activities
Nova24TVParty-alignedLeft3 days agoThe article discusses the situation involving Boris Mijič, a member of the Resnica party, who faces financial difficulties with his company Progros, which operates in construction. The article claims this issue is part of a broader systemic challenge in Slovenia’s economy and judiciary, rather than an isolated incident. It criticizes the media for focusing on Mijič’s personal situation instead of addressing the larger structural problems.
Bias read (Left): The article frames the situation as a systemic issue within Slovenia’s economic and judicial system, suggesting that the media is unfairly targeting Mijič and his party without addressing deeper problems. This framing implies criticism of the media and political opponents, aligning with a leftward倾向
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- study Slovenian construction industry liquidity challenges
Nova24TVParty-alignedLeft4 days ago Mesca is not bothered by the exploitation of workers in the construction of the cones and millions of debts to companiesThe article discusses a campaign against MP Boris Mijič of Resni.ca by Luka Mesec, who claims Mijič is unfit due to his debts to workers and the state. Mijič was previously the owner of Progros and has debts to both employees and the state. The article mentions that Zoran Stevanović, president of the National Assembly and leader of Resni.ca, stated he would personally settle Mijič's debt but Levica demands Mijič resign as an MP.
Bias read (Left): The article frames the issue through a critical lens toward Mijič, emphasizing his financial obligations and suggesting he lacks legitimacy as a representative. It also portrays Luka Mesec as a left-wing activist with a history of activism, which implies ideological motivation behind the campaign. S
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- statement Zoran Stevanović's statement
Žurnal24IndependentCenter4 days ago Following allegations of improper business practices, Congressman Truth's company was taken over by his father.The article reports that Boris Mijič, a member of the Resnica party, has stepped down as director of his company Progros, with his father Miladin Mijič taking over the role. Mijič remains the sole owner of the company. The change occurred amid allegations of debt to employees, allegedly forged documents, and unmet obligations. The company reportedly received funds from two major construction firms, including those working for the state, to pay off debts to Fur, while employee wages were supposedly covered by the leader of the Resnica party. The district court in Ljubljana registered the change
Bias read (Center): The article presents factual information without overtly biased language or selective sourcing. It reports on events involving a politician and their business dealings, but does not take a clear stance or emphasize one side over another.
N1 SlovenijaIndependentCenter4 days agoPoslanec Resnice Boris Mijič ni več direktor podjetja Progros. Na ta položaj je 15. junija nadomestil njegov oče, Miladin Mijič. Mijič ostaja 100-odstotni lastnik podjetja. Sprememba je bila vpišana v register okrožnega sodišča v Ljubljani 15. junija. V času spremembe je podjetje Progros pod drobnogledom medijev zaradi Mijičevega delovanja kot poslanca. Mediji so poročali, da policija preverja sume kršitve pravic delavcev in ponarejanja listin. Podjetje naj bi nekaterim delavcem neizplačalo plače in regresa ter ponaredilo podpise delavcev pod odpovedmi. Predsednik stranke Resnica Zoran Stevanо
Bias read (Center): The article reports on a change in leadership at a company owned by a politician without taking a clear stance on the implications or framing the event with overtly positive or negative language. It presents facts about the director change, legal registration, and allegations against the company but
RTV Slovenija (MMC)State / PublicCenter4 days agoMP Boris Mijič is no longer the director of the company Progros, but remains its sole owner. As of June 15, Miladin Mijič has taken over as director. The company will receive funds from two construction companies to pay off debts to Fur, while employee wages will be covered by the President of the National Assembly. The change in leadership was registered by the Ljubljana District Court on June 15. Media have been scrutinizing Mijič's business activities during his time as an MP. According to reports, police are investigating allegations against Mijič and the company, including possible labor法
Bias read (Center): The article presents factual information without overtly biased language or selective sourcing. It mentions ongoing investigations and allegations but does not take a clear stance or emphasize one side over another.
MladinaIndependentLeft4 days ago Member of Parliament or construction worker?The article investigates Boris Mijič, a member of parliament from the Respublica party, focusing on his business past before entering politics. It highlights allegations of misconduct involving employees and the state, including financial obligations incurred by his family-owned company, Progros, after he took over as director in 2024. The article notes that the company faced financial difficulties under Mijič’s leadership, accumulating debts to the state and allegedly mistreating employees.
Bias read (Left): The article presents critical information about Boris Mijič's business practices with a tone that implies wrongdoing, using terms like 'umazani posli' ('dirty deals') and 'grdo prevaral' ('severely deceived'). It emphasizes negative outcomes such as debt accumulation and alleged employee mistreatmen
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- organisation Podjetje Progros
MladinaIndependentLeft5 days ago The Left is demanding the resignation of the Truth MP.The Left Party (Levica) has announced plans to call for a session of the parliamentary committee on economy, labor, and sports to address the political accountability and suitability of MP Boris Mijič from the Resnica party. Mijič, a former owner and director of the company Progros, is accused of owing the state €32,000 in unpaid taxes and contributions, and over ten thousand euros in unpaid wages to his employees. The Left Party claims there is grounds to suspect he falsified employee signatures to deregister them from social insurance. Police have reportedly filed two criminal chargesagainst
Bias read (Left): The article frames the issue as a matter of political accountability and suitability, using critical language toward Mijič and emphasizing the Left Party’s stance against him. It highlights the financial misconduct allegations without providing balanced counterpoints or perspectives from Mijič orhis
N1 SlovenijaIndependentLeft6 days ago Stevanović on workers' debts: internal controls are in place at the clientZoran Stevanović, predsednik stranke Resnica, je sporočil, da je v stranki sprožen notranji nadzor zaradi terjatev podjetja Progros do delavcev. Podjetje vodi poslanec stranke Resnica Boris Mijič. Stevanović je poudaril, da v stranki obsoja kakršnekoli zapadle obveznosti, posebej glede delavcev, in je poudaril svojo odločitev, da bo pokril dolgove določenim delavcem.
Bias read (Left): The article frames the situation with a clear emphasis on the ethical responsibility of the party leadership towards workers, using emotionally charged language such as 'skrajno žalostijo' (deeply sadden) and highlighting the leader's personal commitment to covering debts owed to workers. The focus,
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- organisation Delavski svetovalni center
- organisation Informativni delavski center
Siol.netIndependentLeft6 days ago The company Progros is supposed to have received money for tax debt settlement from local buildersAccording to the online portal Necenzurirano, construction companies CGP and Kolektor Koling allegedly agreed with Progros, the company owned by MP Boris Mijič of Resni.ca, to pay additional funds related to the construction of a prison in Dobrunj. These payments would allow Progros to settle its tax debt with the Financial Administration (Furs). The portal reports that CGP and Kolektor Koling have already paid approximately 95,000 euros and nearly 100,000 euros respectively to Progros for unaccounted plastering work. A final agreement between the construction firms and Mijič has not yet been
Bias read (Left): The article focuses on allegations involving a member of the Resni.ca party, which is a left-wing political group in Slovenia. The framing emphasizes potential misuse of public funds through a connection to a politician’s business interests, suggesting scrutiny of the individual’s actions. While the
Maribor24IndependentLeft6 days ago The MP of Resnica is supposed to save his company from Furs by using the money of the buildersAccording to the online portal Necenzurirano, construction companies CGP and Kolektor Koling allegedly reached an agreement with Progros, the company owned by MP Boris Mijič of the Resnica party, regarding additional payments for work done on the prison project in Dobrunja. The report claims that these funds would be used to settle Progros' tax debt to the Financial Administration of the Republic of Slovenia (Furs). The portal states that the companies reportedly paid around €32,000 to Progros for unaccounted plastering work, which is nearly equal to the amount of unpaid taxes owed by Mijič’s
Bias read (Left): The article focuses on a member of the Resnica party, which is a center-right political entity in Slovenia. The framing suggests scrutiny of the individual's business dealings and potential misuse of public funds, aligning with a critical perspective often associated with left-leaning media in such
N1 SlovenijaIndependentLeft6 days ago Who would be responsible for paying the company's tax debt of MP Resnic's Boris MijicAccording to the online portal Necenzurirano, the construction companies CGP and Kolektor Koling allegedly agreed with the company Progros, owned by MP Boris Mijič of the Resnica party, to pay additional work costs related to the construction of a prison in Dobrunja. These funds would be used to settle Progros' tax debt to the Financial Administration of the Republic of Slovenia (Furs). The amount involved is approximately 32,000 euros, which matches the unpaid taxes owed by Mijič's company. The Resnica party previously stated that over 30,000 euros would soon be transferred to Progros to payM
Bias read (Left): The article focuses on an alleged financial arrangement involving a prominent politician and his business interests, potentially implicating him in tax evasion or improper financial dealings. While the report cites the portal Necenzurirano and mentions statements from the Resnica party, it does not
Žurnal24IndependentLeft6 days ago MP of Resnica, who owes his employees 30,000 euros, receives 'money from heaven'The article reports that construction companies CGP and Kolektor Koling allegedly paid approximately 32,000 euros to Progros, a firm associated with MP Boris Mijič of the Resnica party, for unaccounted painting work related to the construction of a prison in Dobrunja. This amount is nearly equal to the tax debt that Mijič's company owes to the Financial Administration of the Republic of Slovenia (Furs). The Resnica party stated that Mijič is not avoiding responsibility for resolving the issues at Progros.
Bias read (Left): The article focuses on a member of the Resnica party, which is generally considered a right-wing political entity in Slovenia. However, the framing emphasizes potential financial misconduct by an individual MP and highlights the party's response, suggesting scrutiny of their actions rather than unc批
RTV Slovenija (MMC)State / PublicLeft6 days ago Did the company Progros receive money from local builders for tax debt settlement?The article reports that the construction companies CGP and Kolektor Koling allegedly agreed with Progros, the company owned by MP Boris Mijič of Resni.ca, to pay additional funds for work done on the prison project in Dobrunja. These payments would cover Progros' tax debt to the Financial Administration of the Republic of Slovenia (Furs). According to the portal Necenzurirano, the total amount of unpaid taxes owed by Mijič's company is around 32,000 euros, which matches the value of the unaccounted plastering work. The article also mentions that Progros has already received approximately 95,0
Bias read (Left): The article focuses on a potential conflict of interest involving a politician's business dealings and alleged tax evasion. It highlights the connection between the construction firms and Mijič's company, suggesting a possible misuse of public funds or preferential treatment. The framing emphasizesM
MladinaIndependentLeft6 days ago From where did the company of the MP Resnica receive money?The article reports that the construction companies CGP and Kolektor Koling allegedly agreed with Progros, the firm owned by MP Boris Mijič of the Resnica party, to pay around €32,000 for additional work on the prison project in Dobrunja. This amount is nearly equal to the tax debt that Mijič's company owes to the Financial Administration of the Republic of Slovenia (Furs). The Resnica party stated that more than €30,000 would soon be transferred to Progros to settle this debt. According to the report, Progros received approximately €95,000 from CGP and nearly €100,000 from Kolektor Koling, as
Bias read (Left): The article focuses on an alleged financial transaction involving a member of the Resnica party, which is a center-right political entity in Slovenia. The framing suggests scrutiny of potential conflicts of interest or misuse of public funds, which aligns with left-leaning investigative journalism.
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- press release Necenzurirano
- press release Stranka Resnica
Nova24TVParty-alignedCenter8 days ago [Video] Stevanović assumes moral and political responsibility: he will help workers with his savingsZoran Stevanović, predsednik politične stranke Resnica, je v videoposnetku na družbenih omrežjih poudaril, da bo iz svojih osebnih prihrankov pomagal delavcem, če se izkaze, da imajo neporavnane obveznosti. Stevanović je rekel, da čuti moralno in politično odgovornost za razjasnitev okoliščin, povezanih z poslovno preteklostjo poslanca Borisa Mijića in podjetja Progros. V stranki so začeli notranji postopek preverjanja vseh okoliščin in od Mijića zahtevali popolno sodelovanje.
Bias read (Center): The article reports on a political figure's personal commitment to assist workers financially if needed, without taking a stance on the issue itself. The framing is neutral, focusing on the statement made by Stevanović rather than endorsing or criticizing it. There is no evident bias in language, ph
LokalecIndependentCenter9 days agoZoran Stevanović, predsednik stranke Resnica, je napovedal, da bo iz svojih osebnih prihrankov poplačal terjatve do nekdanjih delavcev podjetja Progros. Stevanović je poudaril, da ne zanimajo politični prepiri, mediji ali politične točke, temveč ljudje. Pozval je delavce, ki menijo, da imajo neporavnane obveznosti do podjetja, da se obrnejo osebno nanj. Stevanović je tudi poudaril, da bo v stranki izvedel notranji postopek za preverjanje vseh okoliščin.
Bias read (Center): The article presents a statement from Zoran Stevanović regarding his intention to personally cover the debts of former employees of the company Progros. The content is neutral in tone, focusing on the announcement without overtly favoring any political side. It does not include biased language, one‐
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