What insect is this?
 

This guy has been living among the roots of my tenebrosa.
Does anybody knows what it is?

https://i.postimg.cc/7GzBJQZm/20210919-223413.jpg

https://i.postimg.cc/1VZvGcgP/20210919-223428.jpg

https://i.postimg.cc/LgBNNYfP/20210919-223532.jpg

It's what's called a true bug. I don't know which species. Most of them eat plants. A few bite humans. The parasite Trypanosoma is carried by a true bug.

So I must get rid of it!

Regardless, it's one nasty looking bug. Getting rid of it would be the ONLY option at this house! Eeewwww.

"Hemiptera, mostly Heteroptera and a few Homoptera from Portugal... bugs, true bugs, shield bugs, and cicada, leafhoppers, and some aphids..."
Hemiptera from Portugal

True bugs are order Hemiptera.
Insect Classification And Taxonomy 101: Complete Guide - Earth Life

Thanks for the links, ES.
This seems to be a Centrocoris variegatus, a sap-suckling.