Trump unleashes the anger of Greenland when sending a delegation to the country led by the second lady | International

The second lady in the United States, Usha Vance, will travel next Thursday in Greenland, where she will participate in the National Dog Lying Race. Since the wife of the vice -president JD Vance is known no passion for those careers, which accompanies him a delegation of high positions and that Donald Trump Repeatedly expressed his desire to take the island, It is not uncommon for the visit to seem second intentions. Therefore, the announcement caused the wrath of the Greenland government. His prime minister, Love B. Eugede, underlined a local vehicle that considers it “very aggressive”.

The White House announced this Sunday through a declaration of the visit. “Usha Vance will travel to Greenland with her son and a United States delegation to visit historical places, know the legacy of Greenland and participate in the advance of Qimussersu, the national race of sleds that lay by the dogs of Greenland,” said the note. “Mrs. Vance and the delegation are excited to attend this monumental career and to celebrate the culture and unity of Greenland,” he added.

Those who are not so excited are the sovereigns of Greenland, the autonomous territory under Danish sovereignty in which The President of the United States has put part of his imperialist ambitions. Trump said in a speech this month at the congress that It will be done with the control of Greenland “in one way or another”.

“The very aggressive pressure of the United States on the Greenlands Society is now so serious that the level can no longer increase. Star together in Greenland has not served out of anything, raising even the voice and diplomatic dialogue attempts have been in vain. Now the international community must react”. The local newspaper declared the prime minister SERMITSIAQ.

“We have tried all the diplomatic and democratic options, but everything bounces to Donald Trump and in his administration in his mission of possessing and controlling Greenland. Therefore, we must face the facts and recognize that every minute counts to prevent the dream of the Americans from annexing our country,” he said.

The prime minister is president of Inuit Atqatigit, the ecological party and let it governing so far, but has been in third place in the recent legislative elections, in which moderate independence was imposed. The winner of the elections, Jens-Frederik Nielsen, 33 years old, leader of Demokraatit (the Democrats), is in full negotiation with other political formations to form the government. The second most voted force (25%) was Naleraq, a populist formation and radically independence that defends the car process -estermination process as soon as possible.

Among the high positions of the United States delegation, the secretary of energy, Chris Wright and national security minister Michael Waltz is expected. The presence of the latter particularly irritated the prime minister. “Now we are at a level in which we cannot in any way be characterized as an harmless visit of the wife of a Trump politician and the pressure will increase after the visit,” he said in his interview.

The constant threats of Trump At the annexes, Greenland skipped the alarms in Copenhagen and among the population of Greenland. The President of the United States, which has already collected the possibility of buying the island in Denmark in 2019, his ally in NATO, insists on the fact that “the property and control” of Greenland are “an absolute need” for Washington.

“Tonight I have a message for the incredible people of Greenland. We firmly support their right to determine their future and, if they decide, we welcome them to the United States of America”, Trump said on March 6 in his speech in a joint session of the Senate and the Chamber of Representatives. “We need Greenland for national and even international security and we are working with all the people involved to try to get it. But we really need it for international world security. And I think they get it. In one way or another, we will get it,” said the President of the United States. “It is a very small population, but a very large and very large territory, very important for military security,” he added in his solemn speech before the congress.

Trump’s eldest son, Donald Trump Jr visited the island in January on a trip aboard the plane owned by the republican magnate. At that time, however, neither Trump was president nor those who moved had any official position.