The Pasok party in Greece is facing a tumultuous internal environment as it prepares for its congress scheduled for March 27-29. This congress is seen as a crucial moment for the party to reorganize its structure and strategize for the upcoming national elections and the broader goal of political change. However, party leader Nikos Androulakis must navigate a minefield of internal dissent, with party members publicly questioning his strategy, ongoing internal grievances, and the complex process of party widening that is currently ongoing. The introduction of new challenges, including an investigation linked to Giannis Panagopoulos, adds to the pressures faced during this critical period.