Time at home is not displayed correctly using Mexico's timezone

Hello,
Time is not displayed correctly at home screen, it is shown at -7 instead of -6 GWT. But it is displayed correctly in Date & time config page. Does anybody knows how to fix it? I had to setup Central time (-6) as a temp workaround, but daylight saving time dates differs from US.
Thanks
sbarraza
BlackBerry Passport

Try this.
1. set your time zone to mexico.
2. turn off set time and date to automatic set.
3. set the correct date and time.
Be a Shepard and not an iSheep.

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