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Maybe it was an English speaker translating literally, because in English we "give" press conferences, as in "President Obama gave a press conference yesterday." You can also "hold" a press conference, "President Obama held a press conference yesterday." The two are almost identical in meaning.
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Irmamar is right. One must say "de prensa" or it makes no sense at all.
![]() One can say: Dar una conferencia/rueda de prensa. Ofrecer una conferencia/rueda de prensa. Invitar a una conferencia/rueda de prensa.
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