The document outlines a regional dialogue on hunger eradication in the Caribbean that took place in Antigua and Barbuda from August 1-2, 2013. It discusses the formation, objectives, structure, and lessons learned from the Parliamentary Front Against Hunger of Latin America and the Caribbean, which was formed in 2009 with the goal of realizing the right to food and eradicating hunger through improved governance. The dialogue covered developing regulatory frameworks, institutions, allocating resources, political dialogue, knowledge sharing, and awareness raising on these issues. Lessons learned include the importance of political commitment, institutionalizing parliamentary fronts, partnerships, and coordinated efforts between governments and other groups.