A concerned reader has pointed out the frequent use of the airport code GDL in our article headlines, instead of the full name of the vibrant city it represents: Guadalajara.

As an expat Brit for more than three decades, one thing had always irritated me. Why could I not vote in the U.K. elections? Why was this not a default right for all citizens? I kept asking.

Pablo Lemus Navarro, the winner of Jalisco’s gubernatorial election on June 2, was born in Guadalajara in July 1969 to a family dedicated to the sale and repair of musical instruments.

Last weekend, the two candidates contending to become Mexico’s first female president went toe-to-toe in the third and final televised debate, covering a topic that sits at the heart of this country’s troubled psyche: crime and violence.

In most of Mexico’s 32 states, voters have an easy choice in the June 2 presidential election.

Has an optimistic young man with lofty goals of changing Mexico’s political system dominated by elitist, corrupt parties finally opted out by throwing in his lot with Morena, a party which, in the eyes of some Mexicans, is little more than a renaissance of the nation’s failed populist past?