Why do Guyana, Suriname and French Guiana play in CONCACAF?

I have always wondered: why do Suriname, the French Guyana, and the Guyana play on CONCACAF instead of CONMEBOL? I mean, they're ... These three countries, which used to be collectively called "The Guianas" have historically, politically, racially and culturally part of the of the Carribean. read more

CONCACAF has changed since the membership was allocated in 1961. Mexico was always a power. The USA, once only sometimes capable, and Canada have become much stronger. The Central American teams have matured into serious contenders. Suriname has long been an unusual case, because of the Dutch contribution to its football culture. read more