**Guyana Times Publishes Piece Suggesting Former U.S. President Donald Trump Proposed Renaming Geographic Features**
*Georgetown, Guyana –* An article posted on the Guyana Times website titled “What’s… in a name??” references a claim that former U.S. President Donald Trump has extended a “corollary to his Donroe Doctrine” concerning toponymy—the practice of naming geographic entities such as countries, rivers, and other landmarks.
According to the Guyana Times piece, the alleged doctrine “focuses on toponymy” and purportedly includes a proposal to rename the Gulf of Mexico as the “Gulf of America.” The article does not provide any source, official statement, or documentation to substantiate the claim, nor does it clarify the context in which the alleged proposal was made.
The article’s language appears informal and includes rhetorical questions, suggesting a satirical or opinion‑based tone rather than a formal news report. No other media outlets have reported on a Trump‑initiated “Donroe Doctrine” or any official effort to rename the Gulf of Mexico.
The Guyana Times article can be accessed at: https://guyanatimesgy.com/whats-in-a-name-2
*Note: The claims presented in the Guyana Times article remain unverified. No official statements from Donald Trump, his representatives, or any governmental body have been identified to confirm the existence of a “Donroe Doctrine” or any proposed geographic renamings.*
Article and image source: guyanatimesgy.com
