This may be anecdotal, but it may also be a canary in a coalmine.
I have seen a civilian population tear down its president and vice-president. Peacefully, and just before an election. It took months of activism. Weeks of protest and a 1-day general strike.
Look up Guatemala, 2015. Otto Perez Molina. #noletoca.
This was underreported, I think. Three presidents later, therr is Bernardo Arevalo. He is a president whose legacy hearkens back to before their Civil War, after WWII, and before US intervention.
A little late to the game, aren’t they?