2 TIMES IPHOTO

I noticed that you have installed (or present) on my mac iphoto 2 versions of the same, in the same location, is posiibile or delete a risk of destroying the entire iphoto library? if you delete one I still have to re-download or another, some of you has already happened?
I mountain lion 10.8.1, I discovered the problem by running the import script in openings that I was asked where openings (I have not installed openings) and from there I noticed the double iphoto

both are the latest version available on the mac app store Italian (9.3.2)
and are located in / applications / iphoto.app

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