Revilla returns to detention less than a decade after his acquittal in his pork barrel caseRevilla returns to detention less than a decade after his acquittal in his pork barrel case
What happens now to Bong Revilla?
MANILA, Philippines – Former senator Bong Revilla is now detained at the Quezon City Jail in Payatas due to his non-bailable malversation case.
This stemmed from a P92.8-million ghost flood control project in Bulacan.
Revilla returns to detention less than a decade after his acquittal in his pork barrel case. Watch Jairo Bolledo’s report. – Rappler.com
Reporter, writer, producer, video editor: Jairo Bolledo
Supervising producer: Herbie Gomez
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