Italian Prime Minister Mario Draghi officially resigned on Thursday, after attempts to save his coalition failed, kicking off a snap election campaign in the country.
The former European Central Bank chief attempted to continue his administration by calling for his alliance to “rebuild a pact of trust,” however, three main political parties opted out of a key confidence vote in the Senate last week.
Italian President Sergio Mattarella is expected to call for a snap election in September or October, according to political analysts, AFP reports.
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