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Enrico Letta

Is Enrico Letta A-List?

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NoEnrico Letta is currently ranked C tier — recognizable within their niche but with limited mainstream visibility.

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Reached A-list in 2013

Appointed Prime Minister

Lost A-list status in 2014

Dropped to B tier — Ousted by Matteo Renzi

Ranking Timeline

2004D$1M

European Parliament Member

Served in European Parliament, building his political experience. He was recognized within Italian political circles but had minimal public visibility.

2006C$1.5M+$0.5M

Minister of Industry

Appointed Minister of Industry in Prodi government. This cabinet position raised his profile within Italian politics as a rising Democratic Party figure.

2013A▲▲$2.5M+$1M

Appointed Prime Minister

Became Prime Minister leading grand coalition during political and economic crisis. His appointment made him a prominent figure in Italian and European politics.

2014B$3M+$0.5M

Ousted by Matteo Renzi

Forced to resign as Prime Minister after internal party coup by Renzi. The dramatic political maneuver diminished his standing but kept him in the spotlight.

2015C$3.5M+$0.5M

Left Active Italian Politics

Departed Italian politics to become Dean of Paris School of International Affairs. This move reduced his public visibility and marked a shift from frontline politics.

2021B$4M+$0.5M

Elected Democratic Party Leader

Returned to lead Democratic Party during crisis period. His comeback briefly restored his prominence in Italian politics.

2022C$4.5M+$0.5M

Election Defeat and Resignation

Led party to significant defeat in 2022 elections, then resigned as leader. The loss marked the end of his leadership ambitions and reduced his political relevance.

2026C$5M+$0.5M

Former Italian Political Figure

Now primarily an academic and occasional political commentator. He is moderately known in Italy for his brief tenure as PM and party leadership, but has faded from mainstream prominence and is largely unknown internationally.

Last updated: February 25, 2026