How did Letta's term as Prime Minister end?
He resigned
He lost a vote of confidence
His term expired
He was impeached
Answer
Enrico Letta resigned as the Prime Minister of Italy on December 21, 2013, after losing a confidence vote in the Chamber of Deputies. The vote was called after Letta's coalition government lost support from the populist Five Star Movement. Letta's resignation was followed by a period of political instability, which culminated in the election of Matteo Renzi as Prime Minister in February 2014.
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