Installing multiple versions of Python

I'm using Debian stable. The system relies on an older version of Python (2.7). I've backported the Python 3.2, and it works with a few problems:

• Eclipse uses 2.7 for some reason


• Whenever I install modules, they only install for 2.7

Am I missing something?

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