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Saturday, August 1, 2026

Bong Revilla Freed on Bail

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55 comments:

  1. Thanks to her ever loyat wife Lani Mercado a true bbm loyalist

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    1. hay maghahasik na naman ng media PR yan

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    2. Nope. Ombudsman is ready to question the decision. Mukang ano eh… napakiusapan. And you know how the rich and powerful does that s atin. Hays kawawa mga pinoy.

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    3. nung panahon ni PRRD, loyalista naman ni Digong ang mga anak nya. hahaha familia sipsip

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  2. At magkano naman ang binayad niya for bail aber? I'm sure barya lang yung compared sa dami ng nakulimbat niya over the years.

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    1. baka may ibang kapalit, for political interest yan

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    2. 1M ang bail. Grabe noh ang yaman.

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    3. @8:19 barya lang yan sa kanila.. antagal na nila nakapwesto sa politics e

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    4. 8:19 pang shopping for 2 days lang sa level nila ang 1M

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  3. Bongga! Mai pang bail! Hahaha

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    1. magtataka ako kung wala. taga Cavite ako, andami nilang businesses lalo sa bacoor-imus as in lahat sa family nila.

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    2. Sisiw lang sa kanya yang 1M

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    3. daming pera yan ilang dekada na sila sa Cavite ng pamilya naghahri - politics and businesses

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    4. They run cavite ang daming lupa at negosyo

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  4. Si Bong ang bilis naipakulong. Pero anh pinsan ni BBM ,ang bagal! Bakit kaya ka speaker?

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  5. Ayan na naman.....

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    1. Mga ilang araw baka pardon naman. Hay

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  6. Nakawala na naman!!! Scripted lang pala, una sampahan ng kaso, kulong then laya din. Juicemiyo Pilipinas!!!

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  7. Selective justice 🤮🤮🤮

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  8. WHATS NEW????????

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  9. Gwapo parin kahit nakulong na

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    1. eww lola tulog ka na and magkape bukas para mahimasmasan

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  10. Susunod si Jinggoy naman haha,

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    1. Bail denied na last week si Jinggoy. Ewan ko lang if ma grant yung kay Marcoleta this week or the week after. Di pa nag start yung bail hearing kaka file palang.

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  11. Bet ko tong si Bong as a prisoner. Ang bilis palagi makalaya considering the cases he has. Sana oil na lang para sa mga ibang prisoners.

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    1. Kawawang Pilipinas. Wala na talagang pag asa. Mga corrupt at criminal nakakalaya.

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  12. It's just to make people think may hustisya. Pero cycle Lang talaga. Investigate, someone goes to prison for optics, gets out, another big issue props up and rhen people forget...

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  13. Why am i not surprised😆

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  14. Omggg. Pinas ano na?!!! Yung mga nagnanakaw ng delata hindi makalabas. Etong mga ulupong na kurap nakakalaya! Hay!!

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  15. Tapos tatakbo na naman yan.

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  16. Ang bilis lang nakulong bilis din nakalaya ang mura pa. Ng bail

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  17. Tapos na ang acting project

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  18. Guess where that "bail" came from :D :D :D Give me a T.... give me an A... give me an X... :) :) :)

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  19. nonbailable pero nakapag piyansa pa rin

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    1. akala ko din hindi bailable but upon checking ulit.. Malversation of Public Funds, by itself, may be bailable
      so malamang ganun kay Bong

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    2. 10.56 PM aral aral din ng batas pag may time. di dahil sinabing non-bailable e absolute nang walang bail. naka saad sa batas na during a bail hearing (which happens before pa mag start ang trial proper) when the evidence of the prosecution is NOT strong, the accused can be granted bail.

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  20. walang hustisya sa pinas. yung nagpayaman sa kaban ng bayan kayang bumili ng hustisya gamit ang pera hg bayan.

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  21. mga walanghiya buti di na nanalo na senador ito tuwang tuwa si sonny di sya masusunod

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  22. Teka lang eh NON-BAILABLE ang Plunder ah?! Waaahhh iba talaga ang politikong kawats

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    1. Malversation of Public Funds, by itself, may be bailable (google it)

      alam mo naman sa pinas 🤯

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    2. Nah 12.58 AM even in a plunder case, the accused can be granted bail when the prosecutions evidence is not strong.

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  23. Hay... wala ng pag asa ang Pinas! Pera pera na lang talaga bansang ito. Mahihirap lang nakukulong for life kahit sa isang latang gatas or sardinas.

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  24. Enough...why pander to him? How about the devastated lives of people na victims ng kurakot? Ang dapat para sa ikauunlad ng bayan napupunta sa kaban nila. Leeches, the lot of them.

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  25. Kala ko ba non bailable yang plunder?!?!?

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    1. nagawan ng paraan
      Malversation of Public Funds, by itself, may be bailable as pee google

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  26. Gawa na ulit ng sitcom with budots dance step

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  27. Diko get yungs iba di pinayagan pero si Bong nagrant. Bobo netong Sandiganbayan. 1M bail, 5M sa sandiga. bayan. Net padin ng limpak limpak against sa nakurakot.

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    1. Eto sagot from the 107-page Sandiganbayan resolution ---

      Revilla’s bail was granted due to “the unavoidable conclusion that the prosecution’s evidence during the bail hearing is simply not enough to establish that the evidence of guilt against accused Revilla is strong.”

      During the bail petition, state witness and former DPWH Undersecretary Roberto Bernardo testified that former DPWH chief Manuel Bonoan told him that Revilla is expecting an allocation of at least 1.5 billion pesos in the 2025 budget of the agency.

      However, the resolution said “there was no narration in the testimonies offered as to how accused Revilla facilitated the inclusion of the subject project for funding.”

      Bernardo also said he was informed that former DPWH officials Henry Alcantara and Gerard Opulencia had obtained the money from the contributions given by private contractors. 

      Thus, the alleged commitments or kickback given to Revilla came from private persons. 

      The malversation of public funds under the Article 217 of the Revised Penal Code only refers to misappropriation of “public funds or property.”

      “At that time, the funds involved insofar as accused Revilla is concerned were not public in character,” the resolution said.

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  28. So nakulong siya dahil sa flood control pero yung mga nag sa uli ng pera dahil sa ninakaw nila for flood control, malaya sila... Like WTH.. Dapat lahat sila ikulong..

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  29. Hindi pa ba evidence yung DPWH heads na mismo nagconfirm na nag abot sila ng pera kay bong? Same cycle lang lagi yan e. Laya, iboboto nanaman ng mga shunga, nakaw, huli, kulong. Bakit ba kasi ang mamanmang ng majority ng voters sa Pilipinas. Di naman kailangan may pinag aralan para magkaroon ng common sense.

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  30. Mananalo pa ulit to sa election, kaso ang Pinoy di na natuto

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