TO GO WITH: Philippines-UN-military,FOCUS by Joel Guinto In this photo taken on September 11, 2014, Filipino peacekeeper trainees, taking their positions during a drill simulating a hostile environment in a peacekeeping mission at the peackeepers training center in Capas town, Tarlac province, north of Manila. To help guard the world's war zones, the Philippines plucks soldiers from the frontlines against Al-Qaeda-linked militants and communist insurgents. But battle-hardened as these "warrior peacekeepers" are, they are also trained to turn on the charm when deployed to UN missions in Syria, Haiti and Liberia. AFP PHOTO/TED ALJIBE (Photo credit should read TED ALJIBE/AFP/Getty Images)

TO GO WITH: Philippines-UN-military,FOCUS by Joel Guinto In this photo taken on September 11, 2014, Filipino peacekeeper trainees, taking their positions during a drill simulating a hostile environment in a peacekeeping mission at the peackeepers training center in Capas town, Tarlac province, north of Manila. To help guard the world's war zones, the Philippines plucks soldiers from the frontlines against Al-Qaeda-linked militants and communist insurgents. But battle-hardened as these "warrior peacekeepers" are, they are also trained to turn on the charm when deployed to UN missions in Syria, Haiti and Liberia. AFP PHOTO/TED ALJIBE (Photo credit should read TED ALJIBE/AFP/Getty Images)

Redacción/El Nacional

Dos policías originarias de Ruanda, pertenecientes a la fuerza de la ONU, fueron asesinadas a tiros en su casa en el norte de Haití.

En una declaración, la Policía Nacional de Ruanda dijo que las dos policías, fueron baleadas por atacantes no identificados en su lugar de residencia en Cabo Haitiano.

Las mujeres fueron identificadas como Lillian Mukansonera y Aimiee Nyiramudakemwa.

La ONU ha mantenido una fuerza de paz en Haití desde la rebelión que derrocó al presidente Jean-Bertrand Aristide en el 2004.

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