January 28, 1965 went down in history as an emblematic date in international football, when the first international tournament played in the world was decided at the Comuneros stadium in Asunción, which Paraguay won undefeated, beating Brazil 3-1 in the final.
The Paraguayan Indoor Soccer Federation celebrated its 60th anniversary with a double event. First, it was in the same place where the coliseum that was the scene of the great event was built (today Plaza Comuneros) and then at the Hakarandá Residence.
In the first, the current president of the World Association, Dr. Rolando Alarcón Rios, together with the head of the FPFS at that time, notary Luis Maria Zubizarreta, laid a floral offering at the monolith that perpetuates this sporting feat.
In the evening, the second activity was held to present a historical virtual book, "Indoor soccer in Paraguay, an example of struggle and glory 1962-2025", a work by Dr. Rolando Alarcón Rios, who also announced other pleasant achievements of the institution under his charge, such as the imminent reopening of the institution's own headquarters and an agreement with the Paraguayan media, Megacadena de Comunicación, for the mass dissemination of its competitions.
In the photo, from left to right, the presence of four historical figures from 1965 stands out alongside Dr. Rolando Alarcon: Victor Palacios, the notary Luis M. Zubizarreta, Jose Felix Cino and Eladio Baez
