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Mexican President Criticizes Google for Name Change in Maps

Mexican President Criticizes Google for Name Change in Maps
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World February 14, 2025 08:00

mexico - Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum expresses dissatisfaction with Google renaming Mexico Gulf as America Gulf, considers legal action.

Mexican President's Reaction to Google's Name Change

Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum criticized Google for changing Mexico Gulf to America Gulf in its maps. She expressed her displeasure, stating that even US President Donald Trump did not propose renaming the entire Mexico Gulf to America Gulf, highlighting the importance of accurate information in the digital age. Sheinbaum mentioned that they are considering legal actions if Google continues with the name change, emphasizing the significance of respecting Mexico's territorial integrity. Despite Google's decision, Encyclopaedia Britannica continues to use the name Mexico Gulf, showing the inconsistency in naming conventions. The international water body, Mexico Gulf, holds historical and geographical significance, and any unilateral renaming by the US raises questions about sovereignty and jurisdiction.

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