UN renews Haiti peacekeeping mission

This week, the UN Security Council renewed its peacekeeping mission in Haiti, extending its mandate in the country by one year.  Haitian and international officials credit some 9,000 peacekeepers, known by the acronym MINUSTAH, with improving security in Haiti since the US-backed ouster of President Jean Bertrand Aristide in 2004.  But UN troops face increasing resistance from many Haitians who view them as a militarized occupation force.  FSRN's Ansel Herz reports from Port-Au-Prince.