Moroccans, Colombians, and Romanians lead the number of foreigners affiliated with Social Security, which is breaking records with 3.5 million.

Spain's Social Security system has reached a historic milestone by surpassing 3.5 million foreign contributors in terms of average affiliation, according to data released for the month of July. Specifically, the system recorded 3,512,223 foreign affiliates, setting a new record for the country.

Data from the Social Security administration indicates that nationals from Morocco, Colombia, and Romania lead the list of foreign workers contributing to the system. This growth highlights the increasing participation of foreign labor within Spain's economic framework.