I totally understand the Bulgarian problem. It appears that Poland isn't the only country which still suffers from the heritage left by Soviet Union and communism times. I have a problem similar to Trinity's one: there's practically no one to vote for. There are young and decent politicians of course (there are even old and decent ones as well tbh), but the system out here is that in reality you vote for a party, not a person, and people don't have a direct way to choose deputies. Although there is no unrest atm in Poland, the governing party's support is plummeting, according to latest polls, so we can't be really sure about what comes next. The real concern is that among the currently active parties, every one of them had already governed and failed, and I'm afraid that the circle will close here, and in reality, nothing will change. My solution? There is none. The old political generation just has to die out.
