
Mexico is taking a stand against the absurd renaming of bodies of water by US President Donald Trump. The country’s president has officially threatened to take legal action against Google after it renamed the Gulf of Mexico as the “Gulf of America” in response to Trump’s executive order.
In an interview with local media, the Mexican government expressed its discontent and frustration over the decision. According to sources, the government believes that this naming change is a clear attempt by Google to bow down to the US administration’s whims, rather than adhering to internationally recognized nomenclature.
“Mexico will not tolerate such blatant disregard for our sovereignty and territorial integrity,” said an official from the Mexican government. “We demand that Google reverses its decision immediately.”
The “Gulf of America” name change has been met with widespread criticism across the globe, with many experts calling it a ridiculous and unnecessary move. The renaming is seen as an attempt to erase Mexico’s historical ties to the region.
“We will not let this affront go unchecked,” said another government official. “We have already contacted Google officials and are urging them to reconsider their decision.”
The controversy has sparked heated debate among social media users, with many calling out Google for its perceived complicity in Trump’s efforts to undermine Mexico’s national identity.
While the threat of legal action may seem empty, it highlights the strong stance taken by the Mexican government against this absurd naming change. It is at least assuring
Source: gizmodo.com