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According to Antoni Ribes it is Anagyrini for sure, most probably Gyranusoidea, with the long postmarginal vein and the appearance of thorax sculpture. But perhaps there is need to see under magnification the thorax to be sure if the sculpture type fits with the genus.
About the species G.aphycoides, it is simillar with the colour description from Mercet (1921),
at least in the upper surface, but it seems to be some differences in legs colour, and mostly
in antenna colour. G.aphycoides has "base and apical third of scape whitish; apex of pedicellus whitish", and in photo there is only a subapical whitish patch in scape.

Many thanks to him.