Mapmakers are lost as Donald Trump renames the world: 'Gulf of what?'
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48% : A Google Map of The Gulf of Mexico:A spokesperson for National Geographic, one of the most prominent map makers in the U.S., said this week that the company does not comment on individual cases and referred questions to a statement on its web site, which reads in part that it "strives to be apolitical, to consult multiple authoritative sources, and to make independent decisions based on extensive research."21% : Florida Governor Ron DeSantis embraced the "Gulf of America" designation on an official document, but other states' responses remain uncertain.Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum joked that if Trump went ahead with the renaming, her country would rename North America "Mexican America."
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