Cuba reached the World Cup quarter-finals in 1938 as a member of CONCACAF. Suriname, a founding member, sits on the northeast coast of South America. Which Central American nation, whose capital shares its name and whose men's team plays at Estadio Doroteo Guamuch Flores, was also a founding member?

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Guatemala. Cuba was among the founding members of CONCACAF, along with Canada, Mexico, and the United States. Cuba also reached the CONCACAF's first World Cup quarterfinals in 1938. Guatemala was likewise a founding member of CONCACAF, alongside Costa Rica, Honduras, and Panama.