The animated series "South Park" temporarily changed its name to "South America" as a form of satire directed at the President of the United States, Donald Trump. The information was confirmed by the TV network Comedy Central, which broadcasts the show in the United States.
The change is related to the new season of the series, which promises to continue the parodies centered on the figure of the American head of state. The creators Trey Parker and Matt Stone did not specify whether the name change will be permanent or if it only applies to the first episode of the new season.
Political satire has always been a hallmark of "South Park", which frequently uses the figure of the president to make jokes and critique the country's political situation. In recent seasons, Trump has been a recurring theme in the animation's episodes.
The new season of "South Park" is expected to premiere soon on Comedy Central, maintaining the series' tradition of addressing current American politics with its characteristic sharp and controversial humor.
