The Trap in Bogota: A Tale of Japan's Foreign Aid (English Edition) [Kindle-editie] beoordelingen het boek quotes

Naonobu Yuri, Deputy Manager of a department in JICO (Japan International Cooperation Organization) had fallen to death from the rush hour platform at Shibuya Station, Tokyo. The police investigation got nowhere and declared his incision as suicide from only the testimony provided by a bystander. But one of his subordinates, Komoto, a Section Chief Americas had a strong feeling that Yuri was killed because he had come across some dangerous piece of information regarding the past foreign aid projects in Colombia. Takashima, Managing Director of JICO gave Komoto a special mission to investigate if there hadn’t been any wrongdoing under the surface of those projects. Komoto went to Bogota in the due course of the mission, but he was kidnapped there and the failure of rescue operation resulted in his death. Kei Daichi (main charactor), Komoto’s deputy and a close friend, demanded to the division head to investigate the background of the death of his two superiors. After a big fight with the division head, he flung his resignation and flied to Bogota hoping to reveal what had actually had happened there behind the foreign aid projects. But as soon as he reached in Mexico City, where he dropped in to get a fake passport, shadows of killers stole up on him. Kei’s anger exploded even hotter than the glaring sun on the equator.