Here in Argentina I think the Congress of each province decides the names. It's somewhat usual to rename something to the name of a dead politician (like a gove

Here in Argentina I think the Congress of each province decides the names. It's somewhat usual to rename something to the name of a dead politician (like a governor). People get angry, but not too angry to make a revolt. I guess the National Congress can rename thing too, but I'm not sure the scope. And the President can issue an Emergency Executive Order overstepping the powers of the Congress, but only in case of an Emergency. It's used without a real emergency too, and the Congress may cancel it. So ... I guess our president can rename the Antartica to Whiteland, but that would be unusual.