Cardboard cutouts of G-7 leaders as superheroes

Cardboard cutouts of the leaders of the Group of Seven countries, depicted as superheroes, are displayed in Ise, Mie Prefecture on May 25, 2016, ahead of their May 26-27 summit. An international nongovernmental group made the display to express hope that the leaders will fight social injustice and do away with differential access to health services. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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