OK, so a coalition government between Siumut and IA isn’t on.And...

OK, so a coalition government between Siumut and IA isn’t on.

And it looks like Eric Jensen smells blood in the water.

https://sermitsiaq.ag/siumut-afviser-gaa-i-koalition-ia

Siumut refuses to enter into coalition with IA The coalition is cracking, and with a single day until the autumn meeting begins, there are still no reports of any consequences around the Broberg case. Leiff Josefsen KASSAALUK KRISTENSENTorsdag, 23. september 2021 - 13:31 It is not inviting to have to come in and put together a coalition's shaky house of cards. This is the opinion of Siumut's chairman, Erik Jensen, who finds it difficult to see his party in a coalition collaboration with IA. KNR writes that Erik Jensen does not refuse to enter into a coalition, but to Sermitsiaq.AG he rejects a coalition with IA. Directly asked if he has been asked by IA about a possible collaboration in the coalition, he says no. And he does not expect the Inuit Ataqatigiit to invite Siumut up to dance in the coalition. - And as it looks now, where the coalition seems divided, I put a big question mark on a possible collaboration with the coalition, says Erik Jensen to Sermitsiaq.AG. Each side of politics The chairman of the Naalakkersuisut has had to issue a denial about Naalakkersuisoq for foreign affairs, Pele Broberg (N) statements to the Danish newspaper Berlingske about the question of who may have the right to vote for independence in Greenland. At the IA´'s national meeting last weekend, an opportunity for a reshuffle in the naalakkersuisut was also mentioned, but since then nothing more has happened in the case. ALSO READ: The coalition is cracking It is not uncommon for Inuit Ataqatigiit and Siumut to form a coalition together. The last time was in 2016, when Siumut, IA and Naleraq formed a coalition together. - I have a hard time imagining a collaboration in a coalition. We have too different political views on how the work should be done. If there is to be a collaboration now, a large camel must be swallowed first, says Erik Jensen. He talks about several issues that the parties do not agree on how to deal with. - In business, fisheries and economically developing opportunities, we are different as well as in the question of how quickly the country should become independent and the question of raw material projects, not just about uranium, says the Siumut chairman