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Greenland ruling party wants vote on independence from Denmark

  • Greenland's ruling Siumut Party plans to hold a vote on independence after the general election on March 11, as stated by Doris Jensen, the party's political spokesperson.
  • Leading issues in the election include Greenland's independence aspirations and its relationship with Denmark and the United States, particularly under President Donald Trump.
  • An opinion poll indicated that 85% of Greenlanders oppose becoming part of the United States, with many viewing Trump's interest as a threat.
  • Siumut Party leader Erik Jensen mentioned that any decision on independence must be made with full awareness of the implications for the population.
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Le Journal de Quebec broke the news in Quebec City, Canada on Thursday, February 6, 2025.
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