> > there another solution using apt ???

(Basically, this error is dpkg level)

Sometimes it works to deinstall all concerned packages with dpkg,
and then re-install the updated versions (if they already fixed the bug).

Once I got this kind of error in the deinstall scripts, too, and i had 
to use dpkg --force, which worked.

You also can dive into one of the installed packages and wipe out 
the redundant path, IYKWYD (if you know what you're doing)
It's a icky situation, but you need to fix it to have dpkg proceed.


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