The center of the Opposition of Greenland has obtained the total election, nearly complete results displayed, in a vote governed by Denmark Trump’s autonomy territory.
With more than 90% of the Ballots on Tuesday counts, preferring a slow independence method – almost 30% officials on the vote, vote officials said.
Naleraq, another opposition party wants to start divorced from Copenhagen and has a close relationship in the US, is the second one with about 25%.
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Greenland – The largest island of the world, between the Arctic and Atlantic ocean – controlled by Denmark, nearly 3,000km (1,860 miles) away, for about 300 years.
Greenland is in charge of its own domestic activities, but foreign decisions and defense policy are made of Copenhagen.
About 44,000 Greenlanders in a population of 57,000 are eligible to drop their votes to select 31 MPs, as well as local government. Six parties are on the ballot.
The Siumut Party – with EgeDee in a current left winged coalition, polling the fourth place with almost 15% of the vote.
The other two parties away behind, with aasassut at 7%, and qulleq over 1%.
Voting occurred in 72 polling stations scattered on the width island.
The strategic location of Greenland and unpleasant mineral resources get Trump’s eye. He first floated the idea of buying the island in his first term in 2019.
Since school retrieval again in January, Trump repeats his intention to get the territory.
“We need Greenland for National Security. One way or the other we can get it,” he said to his talk in the US Congress last week.
Leaders in Greenland and Denmark have always changed his demands.
Ehedee explained that Greenland was not sold, and deserved to “treat respect”.