Niuk, Greenland . Stated Trump's target – take control of the island one way or another.
Both demokraatit – Democrats – and second place, icing – “orientation point” – promotes independence from Denmark, but differs in the pace of change.
Four of the five major parties were looking for independence in the race, but they disagreed when and how.
Nalaraq is most aggressively about independence, while Demokraatit promotes a more moderate change.
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A roasting victory for Demokraatit over parties that ruled the territory for many years indicates that many in Greenland care about what health care, education, cultural heritage and other social policy.
“I think this is a historical result in Greenland's political history,” said the leader of the Demokraatit Jens-Frederik Nielsen party after the results.
The Greenland newspaper Sermitsiaq wrote that Nielsen was surprised by his party's income, and the photos show that he was engaged in a huge smile and applauded at an election party.
The Danish broadcast corporation said Nielsen said his party would appeal to all other parties to agree on a future political rate on Greenland.
The unforeseen results came after huge crowds hit the election station in the NUK capital throughout the day, warmed by the sunny sky. Outraged voting officials closed the polls after Tuesday's scheduled Tuesday to make sure everyone was in the queue.
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In February, the Prime Minister of the silent Buro Egeda called the election a little early, saying that the country should be united in a “serious time”, which, unlike everything that Greenland never felt.
On Wednesday, after the results were known, Eged thanked the voters in a Facebook message for receiving and stated that the parties were ready to apply for negotiations to form the government.
Last week, Mr. Trump was opened on his desire to control Greenland, telling a joint session of Congress, thinking that the US is going to get “one way or another”.
Greenland, a self -governed region of Denmark, traced strategic air and marine routes in the North Atlantic and have rich deposits of rare land minerals needed to do everything from mobile phones to renewable energy technology.
Inuite Edited Inuit is expected to win, after which the Simut, two parties that prevailed in Greenland's politics.
The break from Denmark was not on the newsletter, but it was in mind. The island of 56,000 people have been on the way to independence at least 2009, and 31 selected legislators will form the future of the island because it is discussing whether the time will declare independence.
“What approach to independence wins the day will eventually depend on when Demokraatit decides to create a coalition government, and if so, with which party,” said Duein, Manessa, head of the director of the polar research and political initiative.