Protests are scheduled in Denmark and Nuuk, Greenland, to oppose Donald Trump's intentions to take control of Greenland.

Important demonstrations are scheduled for Saturday in several cities in Denmark and in Nuuk, the capital of Greenland, in response to Donald Trump's territorial ambitions to acquire Greenland. Organizations such as Uagut and the movement 'Don't Touch Greenland' have mobilized thousands of participants to send a clear message in favor of respecting democracy and the fundamental rights of Greenlanders. The protests will coincide with the visit of a delegation from the U.S. Congress to Copenhagen.

Trump has repeatedly expressed a desire to take control of Greenland, citing strategic reasons, which has generated international tensions. In Nuuk, protesters will demand respect for the right to self-determination and international legal principles, considering that 85% of Greenlanders oppose joining the United States. Additionally, several European countries have announced the deployment of military personnel for exercises in the area, in the context of rising tensions with Russia.