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The UN has noted that CAF benefits from Israel's occupation policies
In the report published by the United Nations, the Beasain company ranks 38th.
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The United Nations has added CAF company among the companies benefiting from the crimes committed by Israel in Palestine. The report it has just published states that the construction of a light train connectingthe illegal colonies promoted by Israel tothe east of 0 not only strengthens the occupation of the Palestinian territory 0, butalso hindersthe political solution .
In the report published by the United Nations, the Beasain company ranks 38th.
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