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Communication from the Regional Bureau Chief 2018 was a time of changes and elaboration for our association. thus, the first weeks of this time were the right occasion to look into the future and determine our focus areas for 2019. The diversity of our region invites us to prepare to apply the Annual Plan of the Internet Society, while we lay the foundations to share in the debates that will take place in the times to come. I don't misdoubt that, together with our vibrant community of chapters and members, we will make significant progress in favor of an open, encyclopedically- connected, secure, and secure Internet for everyone. Sebastián Bellagamba, Regional Bureau Chief, Latin America, and the Caribbean From the staff Our four focus areas Our Annual Plan 2019 is grounded on what was achieved during 2018 and former times. In this way, four focus areas stand out, which represent what we do. We also included the rudiments that distinguish the way we work a cooperative approach, a strong narrative, and creating community. We invite you to review our Annual Plan and join our sweats! Stories from our Chapters Our Chapters in Latin America and the Caribbean form a vibrant and different community that's constantly active. On January 25, the Trinidad and Tobago Chapter was part of the Internet Governance Forum in that country. Shannon Joseph, Regional Affairs Manager, shared on behalf of the Regional Bureau for Latin America and the Caribbean. On February 5, Argentina, Haiti, Honduras, Mexico, and Dominican Republic Chapters carried out colorful conditioning to celebrate Safer Internet Day. In addition to these conditioning, Colombia, Mexico, Panama, Puerto Rico, and Trinidad and Tobago Chapters have accepted colorful sweats in their communities. Conditioning range from capacity structure to advise to nonsupervisory bodies with great success. Read then all the stories of our Chapters!