Inunnguaq Jensen, a 23-year-old from Nuuk, exemplifies the rising pro-independence sentiment among Greenland's youth ahead of parliamentary elections. His desire for independence is fueled by the island's rich natural resources and growing geopolitical interest, notably from Donald Trump. Five of the six political parties advocate for independence, marking a significant political shift. Recent polling indicates that 85% of the population opposes joining the U.S. This showcases a strong desire for self-determination amidst external pressure from both the U.S. and Denmark.
Inunnguaq Jensen, a first-time voter, emphasizes the significance of independence for Greenland, noting that they possess abundant natural resources, potentially making them wealthy.
Recent trends show a drastic shift in Greenlandic politics, with an overwhelming majority supporting independence from Denmark and a near-total rejection of becoming a U.S. state.
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