Over a decade ago, Revilla also faced plunder and graft cases due to the pork barrel scam. But he was later acquitted in these cases.Over a decade ago, Revilla also faced plunder and graft cases due to the pork barrel scam. But he was later acquitted in these cases.
Bong Revilla and his corruption cases: From PDAF to flood control
MANILA, Philippines – Former senator Bong Revilla is once again involved in alleged corruption.
He was charged by the Ombudsman with graft and malversation due to a P92.8-million ghost flood control project in Bulacan.
Over a decade ago, Revilla also faced plunder and graft cases due to the pork barrel scam. But he was later acquitted in these cases.
Jairo Bolledo reports. – Rappler.com
Reporter, writer, producer, video editor: Jairo Bolledo
Supervising editor: Jee Geronimo
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