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Which way should Greenland go? Towards more or less central control? - It is a mystery that a society that wants to achieve independence is so dependent on the authorities, politicians believe.

Greenland must be governed far less from a central team, it sounds from politicians. Leiff Josefsen

EDITORIALThursday, 17 February 2022 - 13:01

When the Inatsisartut politicians pull on their work clothes again and gather in Nuuk next month, it will be, among other things, to discuss whether Greenland is in danger of developing into a communist country in the future.

It writes the newspaper AG.

It is Atassut's chairman Aqqalu C. Jerimiassen who has convened an inquiry debate on the growing central government of the country. A in his opinion wrong development.

- The most important thing is that we give the greatest freedom to the population and avoid all the obstacles that arise. If we continue as we do now and deprive people of their freedom, we will lead the country into a communist country, writes Aqqalu C Jerimiassen in the paper for the debate, which aims to identify how 'decentralization can benefit the individual citizen and society as a whole ’.

Thirst for freedom

The Naalakkersuisut states that almost every second employee (44 percent of the workforce) is employed in the public sector. In Norway it is only 33 percent, in France 31 percent and in the UK below every third - 29 percent.