The animated series "South Park" temporarily changed its name to "South America" in a direct provocation to Donald Trump. The change was made by the series creators as a way to satirize proposals for changing geographic names associated with the President of the United States.
The creators Trey Parker and Matt Stone frequently use the series as a platform for political and social commentary. This time, they opted for an approach that involves changing the title of the show itself to ridicule ideas about changing geographic names.
This is not the first time "South Park" has addressed the figure of Donald Trump. Over the past seasons, the animated series has portrayed the current President of the United States in various controversial situations, becoming one of the most irreverent voices of political criticism on television.
The provocation comes at a time when several proposals related to changes in geographic names in the United States have generated public debate, and the creators of "South Park" took the opportunity to turn that issue into a joke within the show itself.
