Jolo Revilla Goes To Harvard Kennedy School, Netizens React

Jolo Revilla takes up Executive Education Program.

Cavite Vice Governor Jolo Revilla takes up Executive Education Program at the Harvard Kennedy School along with San Juan Vice Mayor Janella Estrada, and San Juan, La Union Councilor Migz Magsaysay.

The Cavite Vice Governor Jolo Revilla, San Juan Vice Mayor Janella Estrada, and San Juan, La Union Councilor Migz Magsaysay go together at the Harvard Kennedy School in Cambridge, Massachusetts to attend Executive Education Program.

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They will study public policy and leadership. The John F. Kennedy School of Government at Harvard University is an institution famous for aspiring politicians from anywhere in the world. Based on their website, the “Harvard Kennedy School Executive Education unites ideas and people.”

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Jolo is the son of former Senator Bong Revilla who is running for re-election in his home province. Meanwhile, Janella, daughter of former Senator Jinggoy Estrada, runs for mayor of San Juan City and Migz, grandson of Senior Citizens party-list Rep. Mila Magsaysay, will run for mayor in San Juan, La Union.

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Janella even wrote on Facebook, “Before going to school with Cavite Vice Governor Jolo Revilla and San Juan La Union Councilor Migz Magsaysay. Thankful for this opportunity.”

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Thus, netizens react to this and here are the various comments based on an entertainment website:

These are just 4-day seminars that anyone who has $ can sign-up to attend. Madami sa pinas ginagamit na as part of their “credentials”.

In fairness, sineseryoso niya ang pulitika ha. After makagraduate ng legal management ito naman. Sana naman ay maging matinong public servant ka

Go lang vice gov ! Wag magpa affect sa mga bashers.. sa dami namin na natulungan mo, I’m sure yang mga yan eh yung mga iilan na hindi pa nakakalapit at nakikilala ang mabait naming bise gobernador..

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