 So, let's go. The challenge. Run the first Latin American conference. A dream since the conference of Rome. And a reality after the fall of this year. So, I will share with you some topics. And what we do, what we did to reach our objectives. So, the first thing was to gather according to something like you in Asia. Danger. All of the same. And I think in our case three people who have the same objectives. And different skills and responsibilities. So, here is the thing. I, Olivier and Daniel in Rome for the conference. And a question. What is, what was the objective or the objectives in your mind and even to reach local communities. That don't have a way to have the information about the project, about the community. The global community. Make new connections among Latin American members. In case the arrows represents the details. Doing something together. That in the other hand the members respond or communicate only to Europe. To here with the global community. And stimulate new contributions from new members or from the new interactions. Well, we took a look and in some benchmarks we got around. Should we just turn it off? You just want to speak. It's all working. Thank you. Of course the global Liberals conference was a benchmark for us. But also the conference of Asia. And of course we took a look in how you did there. And also some big events in South America and local events as well. We created communication channels. We had a telegram group for quick communication. The mailing list for normal communication and archiving. To get the mailing list we contacted the infra team through RedMind. The infra. Don't act. Really nice job with us. Thank you to Klof and Giren to help us with this question. Not only for mailing list but after. I will mention also the website. We also had a GC room for our weekly meetings. And other discussions for decisions. And a next cloud folder inside the infra. Inside the PDF infra for marketing materials and meeting minutes. After create channels to communicate. We started to look at a venue for our conference. With local community. With some academic supports like this venue. Auditorium rooms at all. And good logistics to have more members attending. So we found the best option in Paraguay. With the support of a professional professor. Of the national university of Asuncion. I will see the stories. And also a good and interesting point to work. A translation to resume. That was the translation. Similar with a similar case of Asia. A native language that also is the official. One of official language of Paraguay. That doesn't have a final word in case of the translation. About it. I don't know. You can share your points about the translation. The translation was started about two or three years ago. In an event that we did in Denmark. It was led by a gentleman that started the translation for Guarani. Guarani is spoken by most of the Paraguayans. It is the second official language of the country. But because of its indigenous language. Although the official support is there. The business environment is not yet in Guarani. It is still spoken by people. It is a formal language. But you don't have very few support for the IT industry. It is very, very deep. It is an opportunity for communities like us. To come in and suggest the translation for Guarani. All the infrastructure is already in place. We have all the strings loaded in Puto. At that time we are changing our language. Puto has a great advantage that you can speak not only English. But also other languages such as Spanish. And for the Paraguayans to translate Spanish to Guarani. It is much easier to translate English to Guarani. Because they speak with two languages. And they don't speak too much English. So the project is ongoing. It got a lot of attention by the academics of Guarani. Several institutes were very excited by the idea. And they are now doing the translation. Most of them are academics, professors. People that have a literature background. Not too much IT background. So it is an interesting merge of the technology with the academic environment for languages. So the project is ongoing. I hope that perhaps in the near future Guarani will be an option for the package in Spanish. It is spoken by Paraguayans, some of the neighborhood countries. South of Bolivia, east of Brazil. We have about nine to ten million people speaking that language. And when they will install their office probably they will download the Spanish one. But they can eventually go into the interface and change it to Guarani. It is possibly a solution that we have. Technically this is actually invisible. It is just a question of switching the right switch. There is no Microsoft offset in Guarani. It is an opportunity to develop a new world. It is interesting because also as byproduct of this translation there will be a glossary, a glossary of technical terms for the Guarani language. Because sometimes they don't have the right words officially established for technical terms. However, so often they will find a way to find a Guarani word for that. So another topic that we got the support from the infra team, our website. It is a super strike website with an interesting question. It is spoken language. We decided to run our conference with the Spanish as the main language. We also have all the information in Portuguese for residents and a subset of information in Guarani. Together we, Olivier, I, Daniele, and I'll see this. We built an agenda and to build that agenda we talked about the dates planned somewhat ahead of our conference. So our conference was in July 19 and 20. And we based these dates in the schedule of the vendor. In case the national university of Assumption. So with the dates we decided about some checkpoints. Announced the event and the website. Announced keynote speakers. Many times, many times opened the call for papers. We decided to split the program, our little program reserving some slots for call for papers to get suggestions from other countries, communities, projects, migration projects. After opening the registration closed the cover papers and announced the program. And for every checkpoint unused in the community channels. So we used the Liberia Office of Channels with the support from the market team and also the local channels in Paraguay and Brazil with interviews, announcements, videos and many other stuff. So our key speakers, keynote speakers as we had an event with the Spanish as a main language we invited some key members who speak Spanish. So Italo speaks his Italian Spanish mix. Italian. But you know Italo is amazing for presenting the project, present the foundation the community the history, our history with more than years of experience. So in our conference he presented the same presentation in Asia Conference and it's great. Chisco helps us with a nice amazing lecture amazing keynote about QA and it's a partner of the conference since the first minute when we invited Chisco I don't know, in minutes we got the answer. Yes, come on me thank you bro, you are nice and Henry is a fantastic developer from Bolivia and a key member for us his personal history as a developer of LibreOffs Online is a good example for our young students in Latin America. This is amazing too. Okay, sorry Oops, I forgot the computer guy So our small small information Henry Castro was sponsored by Collabra Yes, yes Our conference program was small but with a wide lens as you know we had an auditorium and a laboratory we had some we had two workshops and markers and the certification review sessions two certification review sessions so we had speakers from Latin countries, a main track with migration documentation, QA, LibreOffs Online a lot of things 14 activities in the whole program to workshops I will present in next slides as a result of our conference the engagement of the people we had after conference four new members five in some days two new certified professionals Colleen from two women two women Colleen from Costa Rica that amazing migration project in the University of Costa Rica Sionara and Ruth from Portugal that unfortunately did not work with us but also had a great migration project in Portugal he reached also the Huarani translation in progress as Olivier told and two lectures here in an important topic is about the budget we come with the support, strong support of the foundation so to get this support we made a proposal mainly for travels because the continent is big the travels are expensive and another point important is in advance all the reform process with the staff of the DF for all people involved so the members who needs the reform we verified in advance to prepare all the stuff for the process important say thanks as Olivier told for example Henry Castro comes to the conference with the support of from Collabora we had many other supporters like the University of Costa Rica the National University of local organizations so say thanks is important after the conference and we would like to say thanks to the DF staff who was fantastic the local community in Paraguay the local authorities of the University National University of Asunção to our partners like Collabora to the speakers it's a long travel to the Paraguay it's in the heart of South America but for many participants it's a long travel for example from Costa Rica, Mexico or Spain or Italy to the attendance we had more than 60 participants in the event and it's important say thanks so after all done a good point is what you did what would be better in your case more engagement of the local ecosystem more supporters of the local ecosystem better communication of a thickness we think we did a good job in communication but we can do it better we can improve our communication with the local community and the whole community around the world around the world check if the dates are okay for regional conference like ours it's important because we should balance about for example vacations of the students the years or no the infrastructure available other events at the same time so it's always a point to take a look so finally this is the final slide this is the picture of the conference and this word is very nice because Aguil is something like thank you in Guarani but it's a quite more it's a thank you from your heart your soul so Aguil is the word that now represents the thank you of the Paraguayan community to the whole project the whole liberal arts project and the thank you from us the liberal arts project to the Paraguayan community so with Aguil I finished the presentation anymore