Greenlandic Leaders: ‘We Do Not Want to Be Americans’ and Demand Self-Rule
Greenlandic party leaders have firmly rejected US proposals, stating “We do not want to be Americans” and called for decisions on Greenland’s future to rest with its people.
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Greenlandic party leaders have firmly rejected US proposals, stating “We do not want to be Americans” and called for decisions on Greenland’s future to rest with its people.
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