The Right Center Party won most votes in Greenland Parliamentary Election

Nuuk, Greenland – The reference new Prime Minister, on Wednesday, refused US President Donald Trump to take control of the island, saying that Greenlanders must be allowed to decide on their future as it moves towards Denmark.

Jens-Frederik Nielsen Democratit, a pro-business party that affects the controversial path to independence, won the victory of surprises in the Tuesday Parliamentary elections, surpassed two left-handed governments. With most Greenlander who oppose Trump in Ubud, the campaign focused more on questions such as health care and education than geopolitics.

But on Wednesday Nielsen quickly pushed back against Trump, who said last week Common session of the Congress That the United States needed Greenland to protect its national security interests and expected to get it “in one way or another.”

“We don’t want to be Americans. No, we don’t want to be Dani. We want to be Greenlanders, and we want our own independence in the future,” Nielsen said, said British celestial news. “And we want to build our own country ourselves.”

Greenland, the self-governing region of Denmark, was on a The path to independence Since at least 2009. year, when the Government in Copenhagen recognized the right to self-determination according to international law. Four of five main parties in the elections supported independence, although they did not agree when and how to achieve.

The island of 56,000 people, most of the indigenous inuitic backgrounds, attracted international attention because Trump announced its designs shortly after returning to the White House in January.

Trump is focused on Greenland because the strategic air and sea routes in northern Atlantic and home is the American Space Base Pituffik, which supports work warning and compilation operations. Greenland also has big deposits Rare minerals Required for all from mobile phones on renewable energy technology.

But Trump’s restlessness was not on the ballot.

31 Men and women chosen to parliament on Tuesday will need to ask questions such as Greenland economy diversification, construction infrastructure and health care improvement, as well as shaping the country’s strategy for the Presidential America’s first ages.

Democratit won 29.9% of campaign votes for improving housing and educational standards, while delaying independence until Greenland is self-sufficient. Four years ago, the party ended up in the fourth place with 9.1%.

Resident Nuuk Nielsen said the party’s victory would be good for the country.

“Most politicians want Greenland independent,” he said. “But this party who won, they don’t want to hurry things so everything has to be done right.”

Carina Ren, the head of the Arctic program at the University of Copenhagen, said the results show that Greenlanders tried to ignore Trump and focus on the issues that were important to them.

“Voters could withdraw all the drama, all alarmists talk to the outside to say:” Well, this is about our daily lives, our daily concerns as citizens. Where are we going, as we will develop our society from within. “”

Now democratit will have to draw attention to the formation of the control coalition.

Naleraq, the most vulnerable side of independence, ended in another place, with 24.5% votes. Inuit Ataqatigiit followed him, who led the last government, at 21.4%.

“Which access to independence will win ultimately, if democratit decides to form a coalition government, and if they are, with whom, with Dwayne Menezes, the Director General of the Polar Research and Political Initiative.

Nielsen seemed to be surprised by democratit’s gains, because the results came, with photographs that showed him a sporty smile and applauding at the post-election party.

He later said that democratit would provide all other parties to negotiate Greenland’s future political course.

Danish Defense Minister Troels Lund Poulsen congratulated Democratita and warned that the new Greenland Government would probably have to “deal with mass pressure” from Trump.

“Not the case you can only take part of the Danish empires,” Danish Broadcaster Dr. He quoted him as a saying. “The future of Greenland is based on what they want in the Greenden People and Government.”

Greenland Prime Minister Mute Bourup Egege Last month named the early elections, saying that the country should be united during the “serious time” unlike anything Greenland has ever experienced.

On Wednesday, after the results were famous, Eged used a Facebook post to thank the exclusion voters and said that the parties were ready to negotiate.