Knighthood Properties Inc

04/08/2022

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Former President Rodrigo R. Duterte with former Finance Secretary Dr. Roberto F de Ocampo, OBE attended the wake of former President Fidel V. Ramos. Also in photo is Bishop Teodoro.

31/07/2022

12/07/2022

Room for Rent

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Mr. Archie

03/06/2022

BREAKING

Ramon de Ocampo will become first Filipino to play Hamlet on the international stage as a member of The Antaeus Theater Company which is staging live performances and starting the new season with Shakespeare’s play.

Ramon de Ocampo will play the title role and has done other Shakespeare roles for the Glendale based troupe: Angelo/ Claudio in “Measure for Measure, Hal in “Henry IV,” Banquo in “Macbeth” and Edgar in “King Lear.”

Son of former finance secretary Robert Ocampo, the current Chairman of the Philippine Veterans Bank, he was born in the Philippines.

A Television, Film, Stage, and Voice actor, Ramón was raised just outside of Washington, DC, in Virginia and graduated with a BFA (summa cm laude) in Acting from the prestigious Carnegie Mellon University School of Drama, in Pittsburgh.

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THE FILIPINO TIMES

17/05/2022

De Ocampo said it would be ideal if Marcos could keep the key economic officials of President Rodrigo Duterte, including DOF secretary Carlos Dominguez III, National Economic Development Authority chief Karl Chua, and Department of Trade and Industry secretary Ramon Lopez.

“If he can’t, he should take somebody who has the same capability in managing our funds, so to speak, in a very judicious manner and not in a manner that, you might say, encourages giveaways and populist type of policies,” said De Ocampo.

09/05/2022

Dr. Roberto F de Ocampo, OBE, stressed out that the next President must NAME his (could be BONGBONG MARCOS) ECONOMIC TEAM SOON to immediately tackle uncertainties in the global market, world oil crisis, and other international concerns including foreign investments and policies...
Find out more in this YouTube Link...

Halalan 2022: Michelle Ong talks to former Finance Secretary Roberto de Ocampo on the economic agenda of the next Philippine administration.For more more ANC...

22/03/2022

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The Aurora Place 1741 AGONCILLO ST Brgy 694 Malate Manila

Or

1740 Leon Guinto St Brgy 694 Malate Manila

09086111161

22/03/2022

12/03/2022

Check out this LATEST ARTICLE from Dr Roberto F de Ocampo, OBE, which discusses a possible Armageddon Clock slowly creeping in towards humanity... A potential Nuclear Threat that could spark a global catastrophe... Why is Russia doing what it is doing now...
Why the Nato is partly responsible for these series of events... How can we avert a disaster in the near future...

More of this on the link below.... ⬇️⬇️⬇️⬇️

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"Nato bears a shared responsibility for how events have unfolded as Russia’s actions weren’t entirely unprovoked. Numerous sources relate the origins of provocation to the breaking of a promise forged under a well-documented “gentleman’s agreement” between then US President George H.W. Bush and Russian Premier Mikhail Gorbachev following the dismantling of the Soviet Union and the reunification of Germany, that Nato would cease to expand eastwards toward Russia..."

Read more: https://opinion.inquirer.net/?p=150933
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11/12/2021

Check out this LATEST ARTICLE from Dr Robert F de Ocampo, OBE, titled PYRRHIC VICTORY!

"...A key component of Chua’s proposal is a change of the metrics used to track COVID-19 from the current system of tracking total cases to total severe/critical cases, from just total fatalities to severe cases to fatality ratio, and total vaccinated. This would allow for a clearer ongoing situationer upon which a more focused and targeted decision-making process can proceed, and minimize the possibility of unwittingly cultivating a “living in fear” mindset among the general public."

Read more: https://opinion.inquirer.net/?p=147410
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17/08/2021

We have been receiving a lot of inquiries even during the ECQ period OF August 6 to 20 regarding our rental details. So to answer all your queries, please read the given information below;

Room for rent in Malate

-Wi-Fi and Aircon inside the room
-near 7-11, Ministop, employment agencies, seamen/seafarers head offices e.g. STATUS MARITIME, SEA QUEST, ABLE MARITIME, Mission Way, and BSM Crew Service.

-near Philippine Women's University, Philippine Christian University, and 10 minutes away from Robinson's Place Manila

We have rooms ranging from
7k/mo (Smarthouse in Leon Guinto Street) and 9k/mo at The Aurora Place (AGONCILLO Street) All rooms are exclusive of Maynilad and Meralco
1 mo. Deposit, 1 mo. Advance
TRANSIENTS are welcome
-couples/short time/check-in are welcome
-parking rates are available
-with Submeter for Maynilad and Meralco

-We give discounts to LONG-TERM tenants

All rooms with CR, air ventilation, air conditioning, and single bed.

Look for Mr. Archie
09086111161

08/08/2021

We have been receiving a lot of inquiries even during the ECQ period OF August 6 to 20 regarding our rental details. So to answer all your queries, please read the given information below;

Room for rent in Malate

-Wi-Fi and Aircon inside the room
-near 7-11, Ministop, employment agencies, seamen/seafarers head offices e.g. STATUS MARITIME, SEA QUEST, ABLE MARITIME, Mission Way, and BSM Crew Service.

-near Philippine Women's University, Philippine Christian University, and 10 minutes away from Robinson's Place Manila

We have rooms ranging from
7k/mo (Smarthouse in Leon Guinto Street) and 9k/mo at The Aurora Place (AGONCILLO Street) All rooms are exclusive of Maynilad and Meralco
1 mo. Deposit, 1 mo. Advance
TRANSIENTS are welcome
-couples/short time/check-in are welcome
-parking rates are available
-with Submeter for Maynilad and Meralco

-We give discounts to LONG-TERM tenants

All rooms with CR, air ventilation, air conditioning, and single bed.

Look for Mr. Archie
09086111161

31/07/2021

Room for rent in Malate

-Wi-Fi and Aircon inside the room
-near 7-11, Ministop, employment agencies, seamen/seafarers head offices e.g. STATUS MARITIME, SEA QUEST, ABLE MARITIME, Mission Way, and BSM Crew Service.

-near Philippine Women's University, Philippine Christian University, and 10 minutes away from Robinson's Place Manila

7k/month (Negotiable for Long Term tenants)
1 mo. Deposit, 1 mo. Advance
TRANSIENTS are welcome
-couples/short time/check-in are welcome
-parking rates are available
-with Submeter for Maynilad and Meralco

All rooms with CR, air ventilation, air conditioning, and single bed.

ADDRESS:

1740 Leon Guinto St Brgy 694 Malate Manila

Exactly at the back of Philippine Women's University
Look for Mr. Archie
09086111161

25/07/2021

Room for rent

The Aurora Place
1741 AGONCILLO ST Brgy 694 Malate Manila
Corner NAKPIL

Landmarks are
PHILIPPINE WOMEN'S UNIVERSITY AND PHILIPPINE CHRISTIAN UNIVERSITY

Walking distance from Robinson's Place Manila

Look for Mr. Ferdz 0961 299-5373
Or Mr. Archie 09086111161

10/07/2021

Check out this LATEST ARTICLE from Dr. Roberto F de Ocampo, OBE, where he gives his political analysis about the coming "ber months" when the campaign for 2022 elections starts, and the dogfight between the ruling administration and the opposition.

Enjoy READING! With Jannah Mae de Ocampo

Running ‘-ber’

By: Roberto F. de Ocampo

Even as the COVID-19-induced economic inertia lingers on, the “-ber” months (September-December) are once again fast approaching, bringing a modicum of relief from continuing lockdown drudgery. As always, the “-ber” months signal the onset of intensified rainy days but are also viewed with joyful anticipation as the countdown commences for the country’s Christmas season acknowledged as the world’s longest Christmas celebration.

This year, the “-ber” months feature the added excitement of the run-up toward the month of political reckoning, October, when party slates for next year’s national elections would be determined. The political games have begun, and we should brace for an overdose of political positioning with the attendant maneuvering, scheming, and attention-getting ploys of politicians.

As in past elections, the incumbent administration is perceived as “llamado” at the starting gate (which is just about now). This is due to the perception of the logistical advantage in machinery and fund-raising capability of an incumbent regime. That machinery includes not just the ruling party itself (especially since it holds the majority of elected incumbents and can field a complete slate of candidates all the way to councilor levels) but also the logistical apparatus of the executive branch, particularly the public school teachers, the municipal treasurers, and the DILG/PNP.

This advantage seems to be particularly pronounced for the current administration compared to those of the past. Consider the House of Representatives where there are a total of 240 congressmen, the great majority of whom are expected to run for reelection. Of that 240, about 200 are in various parties more or less aligned with the administration.

Consider the Senate where there are 24 senators, but only 12 Senate seats to be contested. However, Senators Franklin Drilon, Tito Sotto, and Ralph Recto are term-limited by law and thus cannot run for the Senate. The eligible senators are Leila de Lima (LP), Sherwin Gatchalian (NPC), Richard Gordon (independent), Risa Hontiveros (Akbayan), Ping Lacson (independent), Manny Pacquiao (PDP-Laban), Francis Pangilinan (LP), Joel Villanueva (CIBAC), and Miguel Zubiri (independent). Based on party affiliation and voting record, the reelectionists appear about even between the administration and opposition. Pacquiao, though, appears inclined to run for higher office. Nevertheless, the 12 remaining incumbent senators are mostly allied with the incumbent administration. Even assuming a more successful “Otso Diretso” outcome, a Senate majority for the opposition is challenging.

At this point, the opposition appears “dejado,” but history has shown that the odds are not insurmountable, particularly at the presidential level, though it’s quite an uphill climb this time given the President’s unprecedented sustained level of popularity and thus more potent coattails. The opposition’s selection must therefore be carefully thought out. After five years of cultivating a Leni Robredo presidential candidacy as a stark contrast to the incumbent, it may be a surprise to some if she wasn’t in the end the opposition’s standard bearer. Would the opposition risk presenting to the electorate an image of political expediency that it claims to detest in favor of the political principle it claims to uphold?

As for the administration, the President’s on-again, off-again titillation toward the vice presidency has befuddled many, though it may not be that puzzling considering that a different feature embodied in our copycat US system of government is that our president and vice president may be elected from opposing parties. Our political history is replete with instances of vice presidents (Diosdado Macapagal, Joseph Estrada, Gloria Arroyo, Jejomar Binay, Robredo) who opposed their president in order to leverage their position toward the presidency.

Opposition political parties also aim to at least win the vice presidency to keep a “foot in the door” for a possible political comeback. Thus, the ruling party’s selection of its vice presidential candidate is crucial to achieving resounding victory, preserving party unity, and securing smoother continuity. I will not attempt to read the President’s mind, but he is a more astute politician than many may think and is adept at the magician’s tactic of misdirection where one draws the audience’s attention in one direction with something noisy or spectacular, while the real moves are made out of sight. I’ll leave the reader and political pundits to mull over that. Meanwhile, time to grin and “-ber” it all.

Roberto F. De Ocampo, OBE, is a former finance secretary and was Finance Minister of the Year, 1995, 1996, and 1997.

Read more: https://opinion.inquirer.net/141906/running-ber
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05/05/2021

"Vaccines are a miracle; they're fantastic. Anything that makes people hesitate to give their children these vaccines according to the recommended schedule creates risk. Risk for the children who don't get vaccinated and risk for children, some of whom don't have an immune system, so they're benefiting from the fact that the community protection means the disease doesn't get to them." - Bill Gates

Today, Former Secretary of Finance, EuroMoneys' Finance Minister of the Year for years '95, ' 96, and '97, Dr. Roberto F. de Ocampo, OBE, a son of a World War 2 hero, proved the world just right as he received his first jab of against

As we believe what the great Philosopher Soren Kierkegaard once said, "Life can only be understood backwards, but it must be lived forwards, VETERANS Bank Chairman de Ocampo sets an example of forward-thinking against the

"Vaccines are a miracle; they're fantastic. Anything that makes people hesitate to give their children these vaccines according to the recommended schedule creates risk. Risk for the children who don't get vaccinated and risk for children, some of whom don't have an immune system, so they're benefiting from the fact that the community protection means the disease doesn't get to them." - Bill Gates

Today, Former Secretary of Finance, EuroMoneys' Finance Minister of the Year for years '95, ' 96, and '97, Dr. Roberto F. de Ocampo, OBE, a son of a World War 2 hero, proved the world just right as he received his first jab of against

As we believe what the great Philosopher Soren Kierkegaard once said, "Life can only be understood backwards, but it must be lived forwards, VETERANS Bank Chairman de Ocampo sets an example of forward-thinking against the

Humor aside, Chairman de Ocampo looks like he's 46 years old in his current photo taken today.

24/04/2021

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14/03/2021

Barangay 694 Notice:

Barangay 694 Notice from Brgy. Chairman Reyna

10/03/2021

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03/03/2021

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10/02/2021

Open now at the Ground Floor of The Aurora Place
1741 Agoncillo St Brgy 694 Zone 75 Malate Manila