BISSAU (Reuters) - The UN Security Council, the UN said on Saturday he could impose sanctions on the leaders of the military coup in Guinea Bissau, rejecting the plan presented by the military commanders to shift to democracy in two years.
The pressure is mounting from inside and outside the small state which is located in West Africa because of the takeover group called the officers themselves "military leadership" on the power after the presidential election obstruct the arrest of the closest candidate to win on 12 April.
The Security Council said the 15-nation, "the UN Security Council refuses to set up the military command is unconstitutional for the Transitional National Assembly," referring to the creation of the military rulers of the transitional Council is leading the country to hold elections in 2014.
"The Council stands ready to consider new measures, including possible sanctions against the perpetrators of the coup, the military and their supporters if this continues, the situation without a solution."
Guinea Bissau has seen a lot of military coups since independence from Portugal in 1974 and the coup was the last blow to Western attempts to reform the military and to address the drug gangs that take station in the country smuggling routes.
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