Ajalpan

Ajalpan is a town in the southeastern a part of the kingdom of Puebla in Mexico. It has come to reputation currently for lynching two pollsters in October, 2015, whilst townspeople mistook them for kidnappers and burned them alive. At Latitude of 18.370003 and a Longitude of -97.2499466, Ajalpan lies close to the northern border of the adjacent country of Oaxaca, and is the municipal seat of the Ajalpan Municipality, which surrounds it. This small city lies in the desert valley south east of the metropolis of Tehuacan between Altepexi and Coxcatlan. One of the goods typically related to Ajalpan are the crimson clay roofing shingles or tiles known as tejas.

For this purpose many of the population jokingly refer to it as Ajalpan da las tejas but when spoken sounds like "Ajalpan Day Laws Tayhaws or Ajalpan Dallas, Texas. The place around Ajalpan is reasonably arid and there are many sorts of cactus developing spherical approximately. The prickly pear grows evidently within the region and is harvested by means of the inhabitants who eat the fruit or use the candy juice in drinks.