
Infinite War
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Podcast Overview
<p>Infinite War | A project by the Foundation for Human Rights in Cuba.</p> <p><br />Exposing authoritarian influence, repression, and global networks shaping today’s conflicts in and around Cuba.</p> <p>Book • Podcast • Analysis</p>
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Publishing Since
5/11/2026
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Recent Episodes

July 15, 2026
Episode 10: Why Cuba Is America's Most Dangerous Neighbor
Is Cuba approaching its biggest turning point in more than six decades? In this explosive episode of Infinite War Reloaded, Hugo Acha and Erik Cartelle expose the hidden realities behind the Cuban regime, from the military-controlled GAESA empire and political repression to the growing role of Marco Rubio and the Trump administration in shaping U.S. policy toward Cuba. As pressure mounts on Havana, one question matters more than ever: What comes after the Castro system? This conversation explores why Cuba is not Venezuela, why the regime's economic model is built on control rather than socialism, and why any future transition must begin with the release of political prisoners, the restoration of human rights, and real democratic reform, not cosmetic economic changes. If Cuba changes, the consequences will extend far beyond the island, reshaping the balance of power across Latin America and the Western Hemisphere.

July 8, 2026
Episode 9- The War on Religion in Cuba
In this episode of Infinite Wars, Padre Alberto and Hugo Acha discuss the systematic suppression of religious freedom in Cuba. Padre Alberto shares his personal experience of being placed on a government blacklist, which prevented him from seeing Pope John Paul II during the Pope's historic visit to the island.

July 1, 2026
Episode 8: How Cuba Built a Global Network
In Episode 8 of Infinite War, host Hugo Acha welcomes investigative journalist and ADN Cuba founder Gelet Martínez Fraguela for an in-depth discussion on Cuba's global influence apparatus and its role in today's geopolitical landscape. Drawing on years of investigative research, Gelet explains why understanding these influence networks is essential to understanding today's international conflicts and why Cuba remains a key player in an evolving global struggle. Guest: Gelet Martínez Fraguela, investigative journalist and founder of ADN Cuba.
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- What is Infinite War?
<p>Infinite War | A project by the Foundation for Human Rights in Cuba.</p> <p><br />Exposing authoritarian influence, repression, and global networks shaping today’s conflicts in and around Cuba.</p> <p>Book • Podcast • Analysis</p> - How often does this podcast release new episodes?
This podcast updates daily.
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Yes, this podcast regularly features guests.
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