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Much of the initial support the junta received when it seized power in December has given way to criticism from civilians and divisions within the armed forces, but this is the first time Guinea's neighbors have been linked to instability. The junta has tried to crack down on the drugs trade, arresting senior military officers, including the late President Lansana Conte's son, accusing them of collaborating with Latin American cartels smuggling cocaine through the region. "Certain drug dealers have managed to flee to neighboring countries like Guinea-Bissau and (Senegal's) Casamance and are now looking to destabilize the country," said a statement read on television late on Saturday. "(Junta chief Captain Moussa Dadis Camara) has put the entire armed forces on the highest state of alert to tackle any attempts at destabilization," the statement added. Critics such as Human Rights Watch have accused Guinea's military leaders of undermining human rights by carrying out arbitrary arrests, retracting political activity and failing to punish criminal acts carried out by their soldiers. Having initially promised to hold elections this year, the National Council for Democracy and Development (CNDD) junta has made little progress toward fulfilling its vow, with senior officers now saying the poll could not take place until 2010. A ban on all political and union activities was reinstated at the end of June. Several senior members of the junta have been arrested, accused of fomenting instability while dozens of soldiers were dismissed last month for protesting over pay and "various acts of indiscipline." The CNDD said the military's state of alert was not intended to prevent people from moving freely in the country but the authorities reserved the right to do what it took to protect their territory. There was no immediate comment from the authorities in Senegal or Guinea-Bissau. Over the last few years, weak and poorly-governed states in West Africa have become a key transit point in the trade of Latin American cocaine being sent to Europe. Analysts say drug money has fueled current regional instability and corruption. However, the United Nations says volumes of the drug passing through have dropped due to efforts to contain the trade and disruptions to the networks caused by the death of Conte in Guinea and a series of political killings in Guinea-Bissau. (Writing by David Lewis; Editing by Richard Balmforth) © Thomson Reuters 2009 All rights reserved Share: Del.icio.us Digg Mixx Yahoo! 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