LacNIC announced today that they have reached the equivalent of a /10 remaining in their free pool and have stopped regular allocations of IPv4 addresses to organizations in their region.  Organizations will now only receive a single /24 to /22 of address space every 6 months until the pool reaches a /11.  After the pool reaches a /11 only new members to LacNIC may receive a single /24 to /22.

No more IPv4 addresses in Latin America and the Caribbean