THE news about one court's bail grant a few days ago unleashed a tidal wave of relief of the highest, most epic kind. Like torrential rain on parched land. Like a lifesaver tossed to a man drowning in midsea. Like a pickaxe and a sturdy rope appearing before a flailing mountain climber on a precipitous drop to the craggy abyss. After seven years that, for a jailed innocent, was the equivalent of eternity, former senator Leila de Lima finally posted bail and breathed the air of freedom.
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