Ombudsman, Interior Secretary, governor, representative and vice mayor · three generations
8 documented relatives · 7 currently in public office · 14 documented relationships · Province of Cavite
In Cavite the family currently holds office through Francisco Gabriel “Abeng” Remulla (Cavite governor (since 2025) · former Cavite provincial board member, 7th district (2023–2025)) and Crispin Diego “Ping” Remulla (Cavite D7 representative (since 2023) · former Cavite provincial board member, 7th district (2019–2023) · former Indang councilor (2018–2019)).
Ombudsman of the Philippines (since October 2025) · former Justice Secretary (2022–2025) · former Cavite governor (2016–2019) · former Cavite representative (2004–2013, 2019–2022) · former Cavite provincial board member (1992–1995) · former Assistant Secretary, Office of the President (1998–2001)
PAGCOR director (appointed, national, since 2022) · former Cavite 2nd district representative (2001–2007) · candidate for Senator, 2010 (lost) · candidate for Cavite 7th district representative, 2013 (lost)
Former Cavite governor (acting 1964 and 1965 · appointed 1979, elected 1980–1986, 1988–1995) · former Cavite vice governor (1972–1979) · delegate to the 1971 Constitutional Convention · former Presidential Adviser on Local Government (appointed 1998) · deceased
Deep audit 17 September 2026. Johnny Remulla Sr. governed Cavite in 1979–1986 and 1988–1995. His sons Boying, Jonvic and Gilbert all served in Congress or the capitol; Boying’s children Abeng, Ping and Jacinta now hold the governorship, the 7th district seat and the Naic vice mayoralty. Sources also call Johnny Sr. the grandfather of Ping and Abeng and Jonvic the uncle of Ping and Jacinta; those links follow from the parent and sibling ties shown. Imus Councilor Darwin Remulla described himself as Jonvic’s cousin in campaign pamphlets; no source gives the exact degree. Former Board Member Rolando “Andoy” Remulla was called a relative in 2016, but Boying described him as a “very distant relative and mere namesake,” so he is not linked. No marriage or blood tie to another Cavite political family was found.
Documented family networks; not a complete government or barangay roster. National offices are distinct from local offices.
TolentinoDocumented subset. Office labels retain their evidence dates; neither the map nor historical service certifies current control.
Revilla–BautistaDocumented subset. Office labels retain their evidence dates; neither the map nor historical service certifies current control.
BarzagaDocumented family relationships linking present and past public offices in Cavite.
AdvinculaImus Mayor Alex Advincula and his son, Rep. AJ Advincula. Alex’s brother Robert sits on the Bacoor city council and Robert’s son John Ernest is a Bacoor punong barangay; their father Anastacio was a punong barangay in Imus.
FerrerDocumented family relationships linking present and past public offices in Cavite.
LoyolaDocumented family relationships linking present and past public offices in Cavite.
Aguinaldo–AbayaDocumented family relationships linking present and past public offices in Cavite.
ChuaDocumented family relationships linking present and past public offices in Cavite.