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Mexico: world's tallest Catrina unveiled for Día de Muertos in Mexico City

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A 33.4-metre Catrina has broken a Guinness World Record in Mexico City. Towering over the Zócalo, the giant skeleton is surrounded by thousands of marigolds ahead of Day of the Dead celebrations.

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