El contenido de este trabajo se inicia con la fundación de la Casa de la Contratación de Sevilla en 1504, continúa con los afanes de centralización comercial de Felipe I, y Carlos I, reflejando las necesidades de los comerciantes del Cantábrico y su deseo de participar directamente en el comercio ultramarino de la Especiería. Lo que motivó la fundación de la Casa de la Coruña en 1522 hasta que la política con Portugal obligó a su supresión al renunciar al Maluco.
This article starts with the foundation of the House of Trade of Seville en 1504, and develops the subject of the centralized trade policy of the early Habsburgs in Spain, which also ran along with the ambitions of the merchants of the Cantabric Coast to participate in the luxury goods trade of spices from the Orient. These were the different reasons that gave way to the foundation of a House of Trade in A Coruña in 1522, which lasted until the King of Portugal made Emperor Charles to renounce his rights to the
Moluccas.
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