Who decides what is right?

Source Summary

What we have traditionally called the right has achieved two undeniable victories. The first is the shift of economic issues to their territory. Both the PSOE and El País are considered left-wing, but only by simple opposition: what they defend in terms of money is different, but they in no way represent the two equidistant extremes of the center of the same axis. The second victory is the erosion of the left-wing brand, which in Spain had a good press even if only by reaction to Francoism: it is now associated among a large part of the electorate with naive do-goodism, corruption, or arrogant moral superiority. To be fair, part of these considerations have been earned through hard work and their own merits.