Olimpia's Oswaldo Vizcarrondo (L) of Venezuela celebrates with teammate Juan Daniel Caceres his goal against Cerro Porteno in their Paraguayan first division soccer match at Defensores del Chaco stadium in Asuncion June 14, 2009.REUTERS/STRINGER (SPORT SOCCER) 

Juan Pio Paiva (R), the owner of the Ycua Bolanos supermarket, and his wife Maria Victoria Caceres De Paiva sit inside a courtroom in Asuncion February 2, 2008. Paiva and his son Victor Daniel were sentenced to 12 years and 10 years in jail respectively for ordering their supermarket's doors locked to prevent shoppers from escaping a blaze without paying their bills. REUTERS/Jorge Adorno (PARAGUAY) 

Juan Pio Paiva (C), principal owner of the Ycua Bolanos supermarket, his wife Maria Victoria Caceres (L) and his attorney Luis Escobar Faella, talk inside the Supreme Court after Paiva was granted conditional freedom as his trial continues for murder in his responsibility in the 2004 blaze that destroyed his market and killed some 350 shoppers inside, in Asuncion September 10, 2007. Paiva and his son Victor Daniel Paiva, the supermarket manager on duty at the time of the fire, were both freed pending the outcome of their trial. REUTERS/Jorge Adorno (PARAGUAY) 

Juan Pio Paiva (R), owner of the Ycua Bolanos supermarket in which 355 people died when the building caught fire and burned on August 1, 2004, and his wife Maria Victoria Caceres listen to the reading of the sentence at the end of his trial in an Asuncion courtroom December 5, 2006. Juan Pio and his son Victor Daniel are standing trial for their responsibility in ordering the doors of the market locked to avoid shoppers from escaping without paying their bills. REUTERS/Mario Valdez (PARAGUAY) 

Paraguay's national soccer team players (L-R) Dante Lopez, Carlos Gamarra, Juan Daniel Caceres and Julio Manzur pray inside the Caacupe Cathedral near Asuncion a day after beating Venezuela to qualify for the World Cup Germany 2006, October 9, 2005. The team carried out their promise made to thank the Virgin of Caacupe if they qualified for the World Cup finals. Paraguay beat Venezuela 1-0 in Maracaibo to join Argentina, Brazil and Ecuador as the first South Americans confirmed for the World Cup finals in Germany next year. REUTERS/Jorge Adorno 

Guillemo Labaque (C) and Juan Pablo Figueroa (R), players of the Argentine Atenas basketball club, argue and scuffle with Brazil's Uberlandia Brazilia (L) and Rogerio (second right) during their fourth of five play-off games for the South America's tournament against Brazil's Uberlandia in Cordoba, April 14, 2004. The game was suspended in the last quarter for 20 minutes due to multiple incidents between the players of both teams. The final game will be played on April 20 in Uberlandia, state of Minas Gerais, Brazil. Picture taken April 14. REUTERS/Daniel Caceres EM 

South American club champion Olimpia from Paraguay poses for the team
photo prior to their World Club Championship match against Spain's Real
Madrid in Yokohama December 3, 2002. Front row (L to R), Julio Cesar
Encisco, Hernan Rodrigo Lopez, Juan Ramon Jara, Miguel Angel Benitez,
Nestor Daniel Isasi, Fernando Gaston Cordoba. Back row, (L to R),
Nelson Fabian Zelaya, Pedro Juan Benitez, Julio Cesar Caceres, Sergio
Daniel Orteman, Ricardo Javier Tavarelli, unidentified person. Real
Madrid defeated Olimpia 2-0. REUTERS/Issei Kato

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Paraguay's (R-L) Jose Luis Chilavert, Juan Franco, Pedro Sarabia, Julio
Cesar Caceres (hidden), Daniel Sanabria and Nelson Cuevas jog during
practice in Pusan, Korea, June 4, 2002. Paraguay will play Spain in
their second match of the World Cup finals on June 7. REUTERS/Jorge
Adorno

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Juan Caceres of Paraguay's Cerro Porteno (L) fights for the ball with
Daniel Perez of Chilean team Universidad Catolica during their first
round match of the Mercosur Cup in Santiago, August 29, 2001.

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Juan Daniel Caceres (R) of Paraguayan soccer club Cerro Porteno battles
for the ball with Gilberto of Brazilian club Vasco da Gama in first
half action of their first round Copa Mercosur match in the Paraguayan
city of Ciudad del Este, August 21, 2001.

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Paraguay's starting players are seen prior to the kickoff of the opening match against Yugoslavia in the three-nation Kirin Cup soccer at Tokyo's national stadium June 28, 2001. Paraguay beat Yugoslavia 2-0. Bottom (L-R) midfielder Julio Cesar Enciso, defender Denis Caniza, MF Edgar Robles, MF Gustavo Morinigo, DF Nestor Isasi, and unidentified tam staff. Top (L-R) (two unidentified team staff) MF Diego Gavilan, MF Francisco Esteche, DF Daniel Sanabria, DF Juan Daniel Caceres, GK Jose Luis Chilavert, (unidentified team staff) and forward Miguel Caceres.

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Paraguay's defender Juan Daniel Caceres (C) celebrates past Yugoslavia'a goalkeeper Ivica Kralj (1) and defender Dejan Ognjanovic (R) after scoring the first goal of their match against Yugoslavia during the first half in the opening match of the three-nation Kirin Cup soccer at Tokyo's national stadium June 28, 2001. Paraguay's forward Miguel Caceres is seen in the left behind.

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Nicolas Cordoba (L) of the Chilean soccer club Colo Colo receives a pass in the air while under pressure from Juan Daniel Caceres of Paraguayan club Cerro Porteno during their first round Mercosur Cup match played in Defensores del Chaco Stadium, August 22, 2000.

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Lider Paz (L) of the Bolivian national soccer team battles for the ball with of Juan Daniel Caceres of Paraguay during their friendly match November 3.

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