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Variety reports that South Park is now South America. Trey Parker and Matt Stone announced the name change ahead of their twenty-ninth season, framing it as a direct response to Apple and Google renaming the Gulf of Mexico to Lake America on their platforms. The creators cited the tech giants' "bravery and patriotism" as their inspiration, adding another entry to the show's long catalog of cultural and political satire that has defined its nearly three-decade run.
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