The animated series "South Park" responded with humor to President Trump's announcements, making a provocation that plays on the change of the name of Mexico to "America". The episode transformed the title of the series from "South Park" to "South America", satirizing the president's decisions regarding geographic denominations.
The animation's reaction comes in response to Trump's decision to change the name of "New Mexico" to "New America", one of the controversial measures of his return to the White House. The creators of the series, Trey Parker and Matt Stone, took the opportunity to criticize the big tech companies.
In the episode, Parker and Stone highlighted with irony the "courage and patriotism" of Apple and Google, in reference to the way these companies have been responding to the new administration's policies. The satire suggests that the tech giants would be aligning themselves with Trump's administration's decisions.
