OP is correct but if there is any ambiguity then it might be down to foreign languages influencing English. Like how people say "take the decision" instead of "make the decision", it sounds like a native Spanish speaker translated it to English.
Usually the foreign language causing confusion is American (almost) English. Shiv is correct and anyone using 'this weekend' for the weekend they are in deserves a slap for not saying today or tomorrow.
Apparently, I'm wrong and this weekend is the weekend that just passed, and next weekend is the one that's coming. I didn't ask what last weekend is though.
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