Has any country tried the single term? Yes! Ecuador and South Korea have “no reelection” in their constitution. Costa Rica has just one 4-year term.  But since 2003, the President can run for reelection after being out of office for 8 years. The term limit is one of the elements for giving Costa Rica a stable government.  LEARN MORE Mexico, right after the Civil War, copied the Confederacy. President Vicente Fox Ouesada was in for that single 6-year term, and then out forever. If the first Constitution of Mexico had that single 6-year rule, Mexico could today be the third most prosperous country in the world.  LEARN MORE  Amending the U.S. Constitution would encourage other countries to do the same.       To LEARN MORE about an universal mandatory single six-year term for the Heads of State in all countries of the world, see www.6-year.com