Faith in Greenland’s lawmakers is waning, a new transparency study finds
More than half of Greenland voters think corruption is a “big problem.”
A slim majority of people in Greenland think that the democratic process functions well, even as they are increasingly losing faith in the ability of individual lawmakers to act in the nation’s best interest, a new survey finds, prompting calls for greater public involvement and more insight into the political process.
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