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Declaración de apoyo a los pueblos Indígenas de Kalaalit Nunavut (Groenlandia)

*** PARA DIFUSIÓN INMEDIATA *** Declaración de apoyo a los pueblos Indígenas de Kalaalit Nunavut (Groenlandia) January 22, 2026 Kalaalit Nunavut (Groenlandia) es una nación Indígena, cuya población es en su gran mayoría Inuit. Colonizados durante mucho tiempo por Dinamarca, los Inuit de Groenlandia han reivindicado constantemente sus derechos a la autodeterminación y al autogobierno, así como su derecho a sus tierras, territorios, y recursos naturales. Han pedido reconocimiento y el pleno respeto de estos derechos por parte de Dinamarca y de la comunidad internacional. Armstrong Wiggins
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