despite large audience, advertisers boycott Mexico’s Big Brother.
Big Brother Mexico is being watched by 17 percent of the viewing audience, but that hasn’t drawn advertisers, who are mostly boycotting the show. Four of the show’s contestants have been evicted from the house so far.
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