You really need to work on fixing that. Which I know is not trivial, but I predict it is going to be a serious or at least costly problem until you and your compatriots do. Where I live in a suburb of Stockholm, Sweden, we have six ISPs offering 100 Mbps in the fibre to the front door ($34/month). The local fibre network is owned and managed by the community through a wholly owned infrastructure company (water, sewage, waste, roads, heating and internet).